Doc Cramer Joins 2000 Hit Club In 14th Year
Detroit outfielder Roger Doc Cramer belted three hits to lift his career total to 2,001, joining seven other active players in baseballs 2,000 hit club. The Tigers beat the Yankees 4-1 with a homer by Brooks and a two run double by Ned Harris in the 11th. Other scores note Waner nearing 3,000, and a Pirates shutout of the Braves.
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Athens Messenger
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Roger
Doc) Cramer
Detroit Tigers
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Eame
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New York Giants
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Crackers’ Pep Rambert Seen as Jack of All Trades
Atlanta pitcher Pep Rambert can qualify as a versatile player for the Crackers. In the Southern Association he has filled roles including catcher, third base, shortstop, outfield, and pinch hitting to help the team gain an edge.
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Pep Rambert
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Army Inductions Update on Ed Wolfe and Others
Ed Wolfe recently inducted into the Army is stationed in Washington DC. Foster Brown is at Tucson Arizona and Louis Gatchers at Fort Lawton Washington.
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Glouster
Ed Wolfe
Army
Washington, D. C
Foster Brown
Tucson
Ariz
Louis Gatchers
Fort Lawton
Wash
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results
National: Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2. New York 6 Cincinnati 1. Pittsburgh 3 Boston 0. Brooklyn at St Louis weather postopened. American: Detroit 4 New York 1. Chicago 4 Philadelphia 1. Boston 10 St Louis 3. Cleveland 4 Washington 3. Association: Milwaukee 4 Louisville 3. Toledo 10 St Paul 3. Only games played.
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Asone
Columbus
Indianapolis
Frank Pedicord Dies At Athens Hospital
Frank Pedicord age 60 lifelong resident of Glouster and Bishopville died at Athens Hospital Wednesday evening after seven weeks of burns at his home, Shelterin Arms hospital, and State Hospital. He is survived by brothers Charles Pedicord Bishopville and E E Pedicord Brownstown Ind. Body at Wallace Funeral Home Main St. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Frank Pedicord
Bishopville
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
State Hospital
Pedicord
Charles Pedicord
E. E. Pedicord
Brownstown
Ind
Wallace Funeral Home
Main St
Miami to Use Freshmen in All Intercollegiate Sports
Miami University will employ freshmen in all interscholastic sports, announced athletic director Merlin A. Ditmer. The policy covers varsity competition and marks a shift in team composition and recruitment strategy for the university.
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Oxford
Miami University
Merlin A. Ditmer
Five Hour Army Navy Relief Show At Polo Grounds
New York hosts a five hour charity sports event at the Polo Grounds featuring Bob Feller versus an Army all star, Joe Louis Barron versus George Nicholson, Greg Rice and Cornelius Warmerdam in events, and appearances by Don Budge and Broadway acts. About 56 000 seats available.
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Polo Grounds
Army and Navy Relief
Bob Feller
Cleve
Land
U. S
Norfolk Naval
Corp
Joe Louis Barron
George Nicholson
Greg Rice
Don Budge
Alice Marbie
Broadway
Olsen and Johnson
Ray Bolger
al Schacht
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Waring
Army
Coast Guard
Inverness Annual Four-Ball Opens With Pro Field
Sixteen top professionals begin the eighth Inverness Four-Ball Tournament with round robin bestball for 7650 in prizes. Eyes are on Lawson Little and Lloyd Mangrum as they post a 33 29 62 in a practice round. Pairings include Smith and Harbert vs Hines and Brown and Demaret with Hogan against Keiser and Harper.
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Inverness
Lawson Little
Lloyd Mangrum
Horton Smith
Melvin
Chic
Harbert
Jimmy Hines
Herman Brown
Henry Picard
Sam Byrd
Herman Keiser
Chandler Harper
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
E. J
Dutch” Harrison
Denny Shute
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Thomson
Mangrum
Little
Fullerton's Roundup News Notes Army Aid for West Seattle Athletes
An Army detachment moved into a field used by West Seattle High School athletes. The players organized a hat drive and collected 38.92 dollars to buy athletic gear for the troops. Charley Hunter of the San Francisco Olympic Club predicts Cornelius Warmerdam will vault 16 feet on his eastern tour if conditions are favorable.
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al Blazis
Craig Wood
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Corp
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Eda
Porky) Oliver
Brooklyn
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Gotham Firemen
West Seattle
Army
Navy
Charley Hunter
San Francisco Olympic Club
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Connie
Marines Sign Up College Players In Reserve Signings
Marine units in the South recruit college athletes as reserves. Staff Sgt Herbert Breeden led Ole Miss alumni to Rollins College for a full first string signup. Army baseball at Fort Riley faces light duty as Pvt Ed Cole and Pvt Joe Gantenbein joke about barracks lighting and errors.
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Newly Assigned Methodist Pastors to Preach in Glouster and Toledo
The Glouster church welcomes Rev. A C Winkle, former Trilby pastor, and Rev J A Thompson moves to St Johns Toledo after two years in Glouster. Winkle will lead Sunday services in Glouster while Thompson preaches in Toledo. Boroff returns to Carroll after two years in Glouster.
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The
Methodist Church
Springfield
J. A. Thompson
Glouster Methodist Church
St. John’s Methodist Church
Toledo
A. C. Winkle
Trilby Methodist Church
Thompson
Zanesville
F. G. Boroff
Carroll
Gilmore announces marriage and local social notes
Mrs. Mina Gilmore announces the marriage of her son Paul Gilmore to Ella Truster of Canton on June 2. Various local visits and family updates note guests from Zanesville to Columbus, Morral to Roseville, and a 10 day furlough for Dale Sisson at Camp Blanding Florida.
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Kyger
Mina Gilmore
Paul Gilmore
Ella Truster
Canton
Wade Rupe
Ray Ewing
Zanesville
Mary B. Rupe
Margie Ann
Peggy
Allie Bradbury
J. M. Cooley
Logan
Perry Ralph
Morral
Nora Tate
Harlow
Harry Tate
Pomeroy
Marvin Rupe
Denver Kennedy
Roseville
Bryan Cremeans
Gallipolis
Dale Sisson
Camp Blanding
Fla
Person Dale
Kansas
Flag Raising Planned for Hollister WPA Road Project
A flag raising for the Hollister WPA road project will occur Friday at 4 30 p m at the hilltop headquarters near Moody Hollow. Superintendent Roy McGee and workers have a 40 foot flag pole and a program with county officials and band music. The Goose Run Hollister road serves as access and attendees are invited. rain may require parking and a short walk to the headquarters.
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Hollister
Moody Hollow
Roy McGee
Goose Run-Hollister Road
Parker learns wife cannot leave hospital after operation
Ernest Parker reported from Marietta on Wednesday that Mrs. Parker, still hospitalized after a major operation, remains unable to be discharged as initially expected. He traveled to Marietta on Wednesday to receive the latest update.
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Glouster
Ernest Parker
Marietta
Ladies Club Delegates Attend State Convention Session
Mrs. O. L. Easley and Mrs. Car Pico traveled to Columbus for the Thursday session of the state convention for federated women's clubs focused on garden clubs across the state.
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Glouster
O. L. Easley
Car Pico
Columbus
Federated Women's Clubs
Wade Rites Friday Glouster
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Wade who died at her Goose Run home Wednesday morning will be held Friday at 2 PM at Ormiston Church. Burial will follow in Nye Cemetery Chauncey Ohio.
Glouster Meeting Sets 7 30 PM Session at Mayor's Office
John Southard schedules a special meeting this evening in the Glouster mayor's office at 7 30. Topics include Route 13 work Burr Oak Dam and other matters of interest to Athens County.
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Glouster
John Southard
Route 13
Burr Oak Dam
Athens County
College Try Pays Off For Boudreau Rallies Indians In 12th
In Washington the Cleveland Indians, under Lou Boudreau, win 4 3 over the Senators in 12 innings. Weatherly and Kenny Keltner start a late rally with Heath driving in two runs, then Mack scores the eventual winning run on a ninth inning tied game.
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Otto Denning
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Front runners in early baseball stat leaders
Summary of season leaders showing Reiser of Brooklyn with high batting average and runs, Mize of New York driving in 43, Holmes of Boston with 62 hits, Slaughter and multiple players contributing in doubles and triples, Williams of Boston leading in runs and RBIs, Spence and Heath among leaders in hits and triples, and Haynes of Chicago with a 5 0 ERA.
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New York
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Boston
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Philave
Miller
Aio
French
Doerr
Williams
Spence
Washington
Higgins
Detroit
Spence Washington
Heath
Cleveland
Reds Fall to Giants as Tie for Third Forms
Cincinnati loses 6 1 to 1 as the New York Giants curb Reds pitching. Hal Schumacher is steady for the Giants while Johnny Vander Meer fans eight in seven innings and 11 Reds left on base. Giants pull even with Cincinnati in third place as Chicago Cubs setup Army Navy relief efforts June 30 with a doubleheader at 6 p.m.
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Ome Mac Sane
Stewie
York
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Giants
Hal Schumacher
Johnny Vander Meer
Ray Starr
Joe Beggs
Chicago Cubs
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Fort Knox
Cubs
Tennessee Bounded by Eight States
Tennessee is bounded by eight states namely Alabama Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Missouri North Carolina and Virginia. The boundary description enumerates neighboring states shaping its geographic limits.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Virginia
Mingus Son Returns to Texas Flying Cadet Training
Mr. and Mrs. William Mingus report their son Pvt. Frederick J. Mingus has moved from Albrook Field Canal Zone to Randolph Field Texas for flying cadet training. Upon completion he will be appointed Staff Sergeant pilot. He is a J T High School graduate and would appreciate letters from friends. address obtainable from his parents.
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William Mingus
Pvt
Frederick J. Mingus
Albrook Field
Canal Zone
Randolph Field
Tex
J-T High School
City records show intoxication plea and fine
A man was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to an intoxication charge in the mayoral court. The proceedings occurred with the mayor and police chief present, noting the arrest occurred Tuesday and arraignment Wednesday morning.
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Glouster
John Dudley
F. H. Heck
Thomas Williams, Sr
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