Odds for .700 final percentage slip as Dodgers gain
Baseball standings shift with the Dodgers beating the Cubs 9-2 to extend their lead, while the Yankees idle. The Red Sox fall to the Indians 4-3 as the Senators beat the Browns 11-6. Detroit takes game one of a doubleheader, and the A's win 7-6 in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chiago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Pinky Higgins
Detroit
Philadelphia Thleties
A's
Cincinnati Reds
Earl Naylor
Ike Pearson
Philadelphia Phils
Bucky Waiters
Davis Lunch Downs Franks Place in City Softball Game
Davis Lunch defeated Franks Place 15 to 7 in City Softball League last night totaling ten hits. Mallett pitched for Davis Lunch, allowing nine hits while Norris led Franks Place with three hits. Tonight Davis Lunch faces Logans Book Store as first half champions. Lake Chauncey trip noted for Morrison family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Franks
Briggs Gamblee
F. Mallett
Norris
Davis Lunch
Logans Book Store
Davis Lunch Abrh
Iliowieas
Evans
Davis Lynch
Beverage
Staley
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Mrs. Lizzie Barker of Nelsonville guests with her sister Mrs. Emma Gabriel in Lower Plains. Harold Blower of Millfield vacationing in Michigan for fishing. Garnet Blower and children from Millfield visit parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leake in Greens Run. DeWitt Walker of Chauncey ill with tonsillitis. Mary Lee and Donna Blower visit uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Coey in Akron. Wilma McDonald of Glouster visits her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Ferrer in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Barker
Nelsonville
Emma Gabriel
Lower Plains
Harold Blower
Millfield
Michigan
Garnet Blower
Fred Leake
Greens Run
DeWitt Walker
Chauncey
Mary Lee
Donna Blower
W. D. Coey
Akron
Wilma McDonald
Glouster
Elizabeth Ferrer
Baseball scores from multiple games across leagues
Brooklyn 9 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 2 are listed along with postponed Pittsburgh vs Boston. Detroit 11 Philadelphia 5 and 7 6, Cleveland 4 Boston 3 and Washington 11 St Louis 6. Association games Columbus 4 St Paul 2 Minneapolis 6 Toledo 2 Milwaukee Indianapolis postponed.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
National Club
L Pet
Weer Wee
Lee Ewanne
Weeee
New York
American Club L. Pvt
Acocen
Cleveland Sen
Wawe
Wen
Noon
Eeenne
Washington Eeeneee
Reds Bow to Phils as Lamanno Hurt in Loss
Cincinnati Reds drop a 4-2 decision to Philadelphia ending a five game win streak. Ray Lamanno injures his right thumb on a foul tip and heads to Cincinnati for tests. Bobby Bragan drives in two runs with a triple and a single as Earl Naylor holds the Reds to two runs. Bragan also catches Lonnie Frey attempting to steal. Elmer Riddle or Junior Thompson slated to start for Reds next against Braves' Salvo or Early.
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Boston
Ray Lamanno
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Reds
Philadelphia
Lamanno
Ray
Cincinnati
Phils
Redlegs
Bucky Walters
Ron Northey
Max Marshall
Walters
Bobby Bragan
Eric Tipton
Earl Naylor
Naylor
Ike Pearson
Bragan
Danny Murtaugh
Lonnie Frey
Elmer Riddle
Junior Thompson
Manuel Salvo
Tom Early
Braves
Sunday Services in Chauncey Dover Area
The Chauncey Dover area lists Church of Christ services with Gilbert Courtney preaching at Greens Run 9 30 Chauncey 10 30 and Glaze Thompson at Taylor Ridge 9 30 Millfield 10 30. Rev Frank Noel preaches The Plains Nazarene Church 10 45 and 7 30 with 9 30 Sunday School led by Carrie Channell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Greens Run
Glaze Thompson
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Frank Noel
Plains Nazarene
Carrie Channell
Florence Noel
The
Zion Baptist Church
Guss Graham
Graham
Zaleski
Adventist group heads to Mount Vernon camp meeting
Mrs Doris Eisen Augie Mrs Esther Ferrer and children Chauncey Mrs How ard Stout and Mrs Paul Britton and children from Athens represent the Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church and depart for Mount Vernon for a ten day church camp meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Doris Eisenaugie
Esther Ferrer
Howard Stout
Paul Britton
Athens
Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mount Vernon
Sammy Angott Eyes Ray Robinson Bout In New York
Fullertons Roundup notes Angott risks a meeting with Ray Robinson in New York with speculation the challenger may look for a referee before the bout. Manager Charley Jones recalls how a prior knockdown near an official saved Angott in Philadelphia last year. Attendance at Saratoga trots has fallen due to gas limits and bad weather but is expected to rebound when the circuit returns next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sammy Angott
Ray Robinson
Charley Jones
Sammy
Ray
Philadelphia
Saratoga
Asa Blanchard Celebrates 90th Birthday in Chauncey
Asa Blanchard, possibly Chauncey’s oldest man, marked his 90th birthday Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byers. Friends gathered as Betty Dehmann, 15, baked the cake, and guests included Mary Byers, the Fiske family, the Dehmanns, Misners, and Richard Dehman. Uncle Asa remains in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Asa Blanchard
Fred Byers
Betty Dehmann
Asa
Mary Byers
Charles
Bud) Fiske
John Henry
Ernest Dehmann
Betty
Guy
Patricia Ann
Richard Dehman
Theodore Misner
Tolliver Rites Held at Doanville
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Tolliver 67 wife of Elmer Tolliver were held at her Doanville home. Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiated with Chauncey singers. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. Survivors include husband two sons two daughters and several sisters and brothers.
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Chauncey
Catherine Tolliver
Elmer Tolliver
Doanville
Marietta
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Clarence
Earl
Naomi Syx
Charles Brooks
Dayton
William Wachenschawanz
Columbus
Guss Wachenschawanz
Deanville
George Slisher
John Collins
Sam Williams
Aged Resident of Chauncey Is Dead
Elijah Stevens Leland age 89 died Thursday at the home of his son in law and daughter in Chauncey after an extended illness. He lived with his daughter for six years. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at the Rivers home Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial Malta. Survived by wife Lavinia two daughters Jennie Rivers Chauncey and J E Brown Zanesville two sons William Zanesville and Elmer Chicago 13 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren.
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Chauncey
Elijah Stevens Leland
Frank Rivers
Mill St
Leland
Noble County
Rivers
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Malta
Lavinia
Jennie Rivers
J. E. Brown
Zanesville
William
Elmer
Chicago
Hamiltons apprised of sons service at Fort Leonard Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Tinker Hamilton of Lower Plains learn their son Pvt. Tinker Hamilton has been inducted and is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Friends may obtain his address from the parents. Paul Jackson Hamilton has returned to Norfolk Virginia after a five day furlough with his parents.
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Chauncey
Tinker Hamilton
Lower Plains
Pvt
Fort Leonard Wood
Paul Jackson Hamilton
Norfolk
Initiation Set At Glouster Aerie Sunday
A group initiation for a class of candidates is planned Sunday afternoon at the Glouster Aerie located at 468 F. O. FE. Refreshments will follow the initiation and a large attendance is expected.
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Glouster
Glouster Aerie
F. O. FE
25 Negroes Seen As Big League Caliber By Monarchs Owner
Kansas City Monarchs co owner J L Wilkinson says at least 25 Negro players in the Negro American League could reach major league status. He cites Satchel Paige as a top prospect and notes potential salaries and tryouts amid ongoing debates about integration in organized baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. L. Wilkinson
Kansas Ciy Monarchs
William E. Benswanger
Pittsburg Pirates
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Monarch
Satchel Paige
Wilkinson
Paige
Satch
Dean Brothers
Bob Feller
Schoolboy Rowe
Josh Gibson
Washington Homestead Grays
Josh
Babe Ruth
Front Runners National Batting and Pitching Leaders
Reiser of Brooklyn leads national batting with 353 runs and 11 hits in the season. Mize of New York tops home runs with 19 and 75 runs batted in. Williams of Boston leads batting with 350 and 84 runs. Spence of Washington has 138 hits and Borony of New York 10 1/0 pitching wins.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Mize
Medwick
French
Williams
Boston
Spence
Washington
Case
Borony
Redbirds Benefit From Shortened AA Program
In a weather cut program two games were played. Harry Kelley pitched three hit ball for Minneapolis as the Millers beat Toledo 6 to 2. Harry Brecheen relieved in St Paul and helped the Redbirds defeat the Saints 4 to 2. Milwaukee weather postponed a Brewers Indianapolis doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Harry
Minneapolis
Harry Kelley
Millers
Toledo Madhens
St. Paul
Harry Brecheen
Columbus
Redbirds
Saints
Milwaukee
Brewers
Indianapolis
Corning Social Notes Highlight Local Clubs and Births
Sherwood Rebekah Lodge hosts monthly birthday party after Friday meeting. Ace-High club held a Wednesday gathering with Euchre prizes for Myrta Hickok, Lee Thomas, Thelma Frasure, and Josephine Hermey. Guests included Viola Rogge of Crookesville and others. luncheon served by Mrs. Craig. Altar Society plans convent cleaning on Aug 6. Birth announced: Dr. Emmett Dunlap and wife welcomed a daughter in San Diego Texas. grandparents named. Victory Club hosted by Mrs. Bernade Standish with attendance from local residents.
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Corning
Sherwood Rebekah Lodge
Beulah Craig
Euchre
Myrta Hickok
High Shore
Lee Thomas
Thelma Frasure
Josephine Hermey
Low
Viola Rogge
Crookesville
Florence Hampson
Mable Grey
Margaret Baird
Fern Post
Hazel Edwards
Edna Dunlap
Jean Wilson
Mrs. Craig
Vern Dunlap
Emmett Dunlap
San Diego
Texas
Mrs. Dunlap
Elizabeth Gray
Cruikshank Family Weekend Visits West Virginia Kin
Luther Cruikshank and son Chauncey and Leslie spent a weekend visiting relatives in West Virginia. They stayed with William and Mrs Blizzard in Winfield, with Alfred Cruikshank in Chessapeake, and with Flora Myers in Point Pleasant. Chauncey Harvey and sister Mary DewiChauncey were in Lancaster for their cousin Lizzie Moody’s illness, which improved Thursday. Mrs Harvey returned home, Mrs Dew remained at Moody home. Panama Canal traffic in June 1941 included 290 ocean vessels and 59 small vessels.
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Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
Leslie
West Virginia
Winfield
William Blizzard
Chessapeake
Alfred Cruikshank
Point Pleasant
Flora Myers
Noah Harvey
Mary DewiChauncey
Lancaster
Lizzie Moody
Harvey
Dew
Moody
Panama Canal
Stan Musial’s Somersault Shaped Cardinal Outfielder’s Career
The piece recalls Stan Musial’s early career shift from pitcher to outfielder after a shoulder injury. It details his Minor League success in 1941 across three leagues, his rapid rise with Rochester and Springfield, and his breakout with the St. Louis Cardinals as a young, steady hitter on the verge of stardom.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cards
NEA
New York
St. Louis Cardinal
Musial
DeLand
Pennsylvania
Columbus Red Birds
Cardinal
Burt Shotton
Shotton
Rochester
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Residence Changes Reported in Local Notices
Ben Evans and family relocate from L. A. Faires on Main to Pickering on Broad vacated by Colleys. Colleys move to Mrs. Harold Kinney residence across the street. Harry Trasin and wife move from Ann Klingo property on Maple to L. A. Faires house vacated by Evans.
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Glouster
Ben Evans
L. A. Faires
Main St
Pickering
Broad St
William Colley
Colleys
Harold Kinney
Harry Trasin
Ann Klingo
Maple St
Evans
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Bridge Club
Mrs. John S and S Blower hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with a chicken dinner at Main St home. High score winner was Mrs. B R Angle, second to Miss Ann Dennison, and consolation to Mrs. L W Ley. Guests included Mrs. Ray White and Miss Dennison among many members. The Eskimo language note adds a remark on warfare.
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L. K. Heiskell
L. FE. Richardson
T .A Noon
A. H. Chute
C. A McDonald
Herman Atlas
Josephine Hedfelt
Union Church Meetings to Start at Glouster Sunday
Glouster churches plan six weeks of union services at the stadium starting Sunday evening. Rev. A G Winkle and Rev C B Tigner lead. music by the high school band. no offerings. If rain, services move to the Methodist Church. Family Day at Church of Christ with Joseph story sermon cited. Norman Walton Burmeister of Cleveland jailed after unsafe operation charge.
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Union
Glouster
Churches of
A. G. Winkle
Methodist Church
C. B.tigner
Church of Christ
C. B. Tigner
Winkle
Raymond Connett
Methodist
Cherry St
Tigner
John S. Blower
Church
Bible School
Joseph
Norman Walton Burmeister
Cleveland
Thomas Williams
Kittrells Vacation Trip Prompt Local Kroger Manager Change
Mr and Mrs H L Kittrell and their two children depart for a two week visit to Cincinnati and nearby areas. In the interim James Slottsberry Caldwell serves as manager of the local Kroger store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H. L. Kittrell
Cincinnati
Mr. Kittrell
James Slottsberry
Caldwell
Kroger
Family notices from Hollister and Ft. Lewis arrivals
Hear From Son GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Jack Rothery of Hollister report a cablegram from son Jack serving overseas in the U S Navy saying he is well and would like to hear from friends. GLOUSTER Pvt Frank Love of Ft Lewis Wash came Wednesday to stay until Aug 5 with his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Love.
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Southpaws
Musial
Stanley Frank Muaial
Glouster
Jack Rothery
Hollister
Jack
U. S. Navy
Frank Love
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Carl Love
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S. D. Dunnett
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