Yankees Slump Deepens With Sixth Straight Loss
The New York Yankees, world champions, fall to sixth in the American League after a 4 to 3 11th inning loss to the Senators. Jake Powell singles in Washington to complete a six-game skid. Atley Donald, relieved by Joe Page, allows the decisive run as Johnny Niggeling goes the distance for the Senators.
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New York Yankees
Yanks
Jake Powell
Washington
Yankees
Senators
Atley Donald
Donald
Joe Page
Johnny Niggeling
Cleveland
Detroit
Mickey Rocco
Cris Hackett
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Mel Ott
Phil Weintraub
Weintraub
Giants
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society Meeting and Local News
The Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Bertha Heffkin’s Jacksonville home led by Mrs. Eisel Canter with devotions by Mrs. Cora Davis. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ila Olbers Mrs. Ida Chalfant and Mrs. Vera Bryan. July meeting at Mrs. Ersel Canter. Guests and notices include births and local visits. John and Mary Davis bought the Stratton property in Jacksonville and plan to move.
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Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Bertha Heffkin
Jacksonville
Eisel Canter
Cora Davis
Ila Olbers
Ida Chalfant
Vera Bryan
Ersel Canter
Verna Swartz
Della Olbers
Etta Davis
Gladys Kempton
Flora Harrison
Minnie Kutta
Martha Kloh
Trimble
Clara Golding
Clouster
Walter Douglas
Springfield
Mary Beth
Parker Leach
Willard Coey
Patricia Ann
Herman Brugh
Zanesville
Lillian Couch
Columbus
Allie Martin
Dayton
Dave Swartz
Billy
James Coey
Ray Straushaugh
W. M. Canter
Clyde Canter
Millie Hanning
Ida Chalfent
Mary Davis
John Davis
Stratton
S Sgt Harold McBride Honored at Dinner
Staff Sergeant Harold McBride son of Mr and Mrs Clement McBride Chauncey and Mrs Lily Evener honored at a dinner at the McBride home Sand Ridge Mrs Evener celebrated her 75th birthday and 8Sgt McBride is home on furlough from Camp Livingston Louisiana He plans to return Wednesday after a 10 day furlough with his wife and parents A two course dinner was served to family and friends including the Evener Manedakis North Downs Walraven and others The birthday cake was baked by Mrs Don Evener and served with ice cream
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Chauncey
Harold McBride
Clement McBride
Lily Evener
McBride
Sand Ridge
Don Evener
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Standings
National League New York beat Brooklyn 15 to 9 in the only game listed. American League Cleveland defeated Detroit 6 to 5 and Washington edged New York 4 to 3 while St Louis at Chicago was rained out. Association Columbus 7 Milwaukee 2 Toledo 6 Kansas City 4 Louisville 6 Minneapolis 3 Indianapolis at St Paul rained out. Frank McCormick has led the Cincinnati Reds in batting the past three seasons.
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National New York
Brooklyn
American
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn -E
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago Wee
Omen Ewen
Washington Ee
Columbus Omen
St. Paul Wee En Enee
Ace
Indianapolis Semen
Indians Rally Past Tigers In Five Game Series Opener
Cleveland closes gap to three games behind St Louis after a 6 5 win over Detroit at League Park. Mickey Rocco drives in tying run with bases loaded as Cris Hackett and Paul O'Dea deliver key hits. Al Smith starts for Indians with Ed Klieman, Joe Heving and Allie Reynolds finishing.
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Cleveland
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Tribesmen
Lakefront Stadium
Detroit Tigers
Steve O'Neill
Hal Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
Paul Calvert
Tribe
Ed Klieman
Joe Heving
Reynolds
Klieman
Detroit
al Smith
Rufus Gentry
League Park
Fullerton's Roundup highlights in New York track scene
Dan Ferris splits his vote between the sprints and 400 meters as ahead of the National A A U meet. Notables include Charley Parker, Claude Keystone Young, Ed Conwell, Barney Ewell, Herb Thompson in sprints and Cliff Bourland Elmore Harris Johnny Fulton Herb McKenley John Yeager in the 400. Also mention Ross and Bob Hume in 1500 and Adam Walsh’s firefighter coaching tie to Notre Dame. Dixie Walker named Sports Father of the Year. Pat Harder to return to school before NFL draft with the Chicago Cardinals. Conley a Maine fighter now Hollywood actor.
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New York
Dan Ferris
Charley Parker
Texas
Illinois
Claude Keystone
Buddy) Young
Ed Conwell
Barney Ewell
Herb Thompson
Cliff Bourland
Elmore Harris
Morgan State
N.C. A
Johnny Fulton
Herb McKenley
John Yeager
Bernie Moore
Ross
Bob Hume
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Pat Harder
Wisconsin
Chicago Cardinals
Ping Conley
Maine
Berlenbach
Tiger Flowers
Hollywood
New Methodist Pastor Named for Chauncey Charge
Rev Charles Carfrey to lead Chauncey Methodist Church after Rev and Mrs Palmer move to Tarleton. Carfrey, a married young minister, preached Sunday night and will return in two weeks. Farewell gathering for the Palmers at their Chauncey home included a Ladies Aid Society gift and refreshments.
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Chauncey
Charles Palmer
Tarleton
Palmer
Charles Carfrey
Chauncey Church
Ladies Aid Society
Thomas Buckley
Lewis Champlin
Charles Spearry
Elmer Allen
Noah S. Harvey
Bess Nicholson
Lily Sweeney
Wilma Allen
Madeline Matheny
Barbara McHenry
Ladies Aid Meeting Set at Millfield Methodist Church
Mrs Lucy How ard announces a Wednesday all day gathering of the Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church at the home of Mrs Allen Chadwell with a pot luck dinner at noon.
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Chauncey
Lucy Howard
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Allen Chadwell
World billiard champion H W Stevenson dies at 69
H W Stevenson, 69, world billiard champion in 1909 10 11, passed away yesterday at a West Middlesex hospital. An American maker redesigned Britain's T 1 bombsight cutting parts from 1120 to 840 and reducing weight from 85 to 55.
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London
H. W. Stevenson
West Middlesex Hospital
Britain
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey society column updates list Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leffler and son Homer Leffler in Italy, Miss Irene Jackson visiting Chauncey from Columbus, Miss Rosa Poling in Chauncey en route to Columbus, Miss Ella Edgar from Athens dining with relatives in Low er Plains, Tommy Shields and Barry Leroy visiting Athens, Emory Hammond and family with Burchfields in Lower Plains, Pee Wee Shields visiting Athens, and Riba Raymond Augustine clan hosting in Sugar Creek with Grace Burchfield and Bessie Moore in Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Edward Leffler
Homer Leffler
Italy
Irene Jackson
Columbus
Addie Tippett
Rosa Poling
Sam Tippett
Ella Edgar
Athens
Riba Raymond Augustine
Helen
Jo Ann
Sugar Creek
Grace Burchfield
Bessie Moore
Lower Plains
Bridgewaters Announce Birth of Son at Sheltering Arms
Chauncey Captain Erle Bridgewater Jr and Virginia McQuaid Bridgewater announce the birth of a son weighing eight pounds on Friday June 9 at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. The baby is named Erle Stephen. Captain Bridgewater is overseas. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Erle Bridgewater Chauncey and Mrs Viola Sanders Athens. Great William Clarey and Ella England Chauncey. CHAUNCEY Mrs Elizabeth Boling will host Esther Class business and social meeting at her Mill Street home tonight.
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Chauncey
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Elizabeth Boling
Mill St
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Miniature Babe Gardella Ignites Giants Sequenced Slump
Daniel Gardella, 24, a left handed versatile athlete from the Bronx, sparks the New York Giants out of a skid into a winning streak. He draws praise for speed in the outfield power hitting and a dramatic flair. Gardella’s background includes Detroit chain gang service and an industrial league star status before joining the Polo Grounds spotlight.
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New York
Daniel Gardella
Giants
Bronx
Polo Grounds
Danny Gardella
Joe Birmingham
Cleveland
Gardella
Detroit
Landis
Babe Herman
Birmingham
Wrigley Field
Demon Danny
Joe Medwick
Wee Danny
Mel Ott
Wilson, N. C
Seeded Players Advance in Clay Court Net Tournament
In Detroit the National Clay Court championships saw seeding intact except for one defaulted first round match. Pauline Betz of Los Angeles and Doris Hart of Miami were headed for a Sunday final, while Francisco Segura of Coral Gables faced Mack Taylor of Detroit and Billy Talbert of Indianapolis defeated Edward Donovan of Detroit. Several women players including Dorothy May Bundy, Mary Arnold, Shirley Fry, Catherine Wolf, Nancy Corbett and Constance Clifton also advanced.
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Detroit
Detroit Tennis Club
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Francisco Segura
Coral Gables
Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Miss Betz
Ruth Miho
Miss Hart
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Ala
Shirley Fry
Akron, CO
Catherine Wolf
Elkhart
Ind
Nancy Corbett
River Forest
Constance Clifton
Bond Campaign Leaders Meet in Glouster
Trimble Township committee holds first War Loan Drive meeting in Glouster City Mayor’s office at eight P M. Members from the Fourth War Loan Drive qualify automatically unless they resign. Volunteers will join. A township rally is planned at the high school stadium with Local Union No 648 Mine No 255 and the bond sale committee collaborating. Township quota set at 82343 dollars.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Glouster Retail Clerks Union
Softball Game Planned at Stadium This Thursday Evening
Scoutmaster Ralph Hines announces a softball game at the stadium Thursday evening at 6:30. He says several games will be held over the summer and staff an umpire is needed. No admission charge and spectators have seats in the stadium.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
Hines
Girl Scouts Collect Books and Cards for Wounded Soldiers
The Girl Scouts will collect comic books and playing cards this Wednesday and Thursday for shipment to Mrs. McGraner in Athens. Residents are asked to have donations ready as scouts call. The items are intended for wounded soldiers passing through Athens en route to hospitals.
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Glouster
Local Women Supplying Cookies to Athens Canteen Committee
A Mes senger list names Trimble ladies who sent cookies to the Canteen Committee at Athens under the CSO. The committee in charge includes Frances Clark Mrs Walton and Mrs Edna Kasler. Mrs Dave Pickard has been in White Cross Hospital for several weeks for observation.
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Glouster
Athens
Jessie Chalfant
Fay Johnson
Elma Leadinghaus
Ella Phillips
Beatrice Vaughan
Fern Johnson
Eva Gooding
Edna Easler
Clara Darling
Frances Clark
Hensie Wolfe
Pear ‘Christman
CSO
Walton
Edna Kasler
Dave Pickard
White Cross Hospe
Observa
First Joint Service Held at Stadium
About 100 people gathered at Glouster High School stadium for the opening session of summer union church services. A piano was purchased for the meetings, with a $40 fund-raising need noted. Rev. C. B. Tigner preached on God’s Exhortation to Glouster, urging broad church attendance and fellowship in the Lord’s Day worship.
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C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Glouster
Young People Visit Athens for Church Outing
Mrs. Ora Viney Mrs. Mary Kirby and Mrs. Gladys Viney chaperoned the Baptist Young People's Club and Children's band on an outing to the Athens County fair grounds. Games sightseeing and a picnic lunch were part of the day with numerous local youths and guests from Athens including Miss Bernadine Goodman Stella Taylor and Delores Castle.
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Glouster
Ora Viney
Mary Kirby
Gladys Viney
Baptist Young People’s Club
Athens County Fair
Fraser Kirby
Emma
Joyce Viney
Joan
Fay Jenkins
Shirley
Wayne Kirby
Herman
Alfonso Harding
George Jr
Richard Fultz
Jimmy Kirby
Max Goodman
Sonny Fultz
Richard Riley
Karyn Williams
Indian Head
Athens
Bernadine Goodman
Stella Taylor
Delores Castle
Antle Birth Announcement for Susan Jean Antle
Sgt. E. Max Antle and Mrs. Antle announce the birth of their daughter Susan Jean Antle on June 7 at Ocean Side California. Sgt. Antle serves in the Marines stationed at Ocean Side and has resided there with his wife for the past year and a half.
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Glouster
Sgt
E. Max Antle
Susan Jean Antle
Ocean Side
Calif
Sgt. Antle
Marines
Dorothy Rogers ill in Columbus seeks Cleveland Clinic diagnosis
Mrs Dorothy Rogers of Columbus who has long been ill to the Cleveland Clinic for evaluation. Doctors diagnosed undulant fever and report her condition shows improvement. Rogers is a former Glouster resident and daughter of Mrs Jennie Jones.
League Leaders in American Association Baseball Stats
Walker of Brooklyn leads with 416 runs, 82 hits and 18 doubles while Bordagaray of Brooklyn has 45 runs. Ott of New York tops home runs with 16 and Walker shares batting leaders. Ryan and Macon tie for six stolen bases among Boston and Philadelphia. Cullenbine of Cleveland leads with 41 runs and 59 hits, Cullenbine also has 8 home runs and 19 doubles. Harder of Cleveland and Ryba of Boston share 61 wins with a .857 era.
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Weintraub
New York
Walker
Brooklyn
Tucker
Chicago
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Spence
Washington
Doerr
Boston
Moore
St. Louis
Gutteridge
Harder
Ryba
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Visits And Events
Glouster society notes detail visits from Bert and Mrs Gessell of Baltimore to Mr and Mrs A A Gessell as he improves from illness. Locals report engagements and trips including Etta Johnson’s return from Columbus and relatives visiting in Glouster. Lieutenant Colonel Joe F Miner in Hawaii writes of deep sea fishing and hunting.
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Glouster
Joe F Miner
Hawaii
Lewis Clark
Trimble
Ohio State Football Sets Summer Drill Tone
Carroll Widdoes leads 105 players at first summer practice as Ohio State fields a large freshman contingent and underage prospects. He warns of military call ups and challenges in separating top performers while noting roster depth surpasses 1943.
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Columbus
Carroll Widdoes
Ohio State University
Widdoes
Ohio State
Paul E. Brown
Navy
Bucks
Ohio
Bob Brugge
Parma
John Motjzik
Tom Snyder
Upper Sandusky
Ollie Cline
Fredericktown
Kendall Herron
Willoughby
Kenneth Boxwell
Xenia
Bob Dove
Ashland
Bot Wallace
Birds Narrow Brewers Lead With 7-2 Win
The Columbus Red Birds pounded Milwaukee for 17 hits to win 7-2, cutting the Brewers lead in the league to four games as Casey Stengel named Julio Acosta to start the second game of the Milwaukee series. Earl Caldwell, weakened after a rough seventh inning, suffered the defeat despite a strong start.
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Columbus Red Birds
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Blues
Kansas City
Casey Stengel
The
Brews
Julio Acosta
Red Birds
Milwaukee
Birds
Acosta
Earl Caldwell
Caldwell
Reds Seek New Talent as Trade Talks Begin
Cincinnati officials review waiver lists and contact other major league clubs to improve the roster. Bill Lohrman and Al Lakeman were sent down to Syracuse as the Reds prepare to open a three game series with the second place Pirates with Ed Heusser facing Rip Sewell.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Lohrman
Syracuse
Reds
al Lakeman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ed Heusser
Rip Sewell
Bosox Sign Prep Hurler Callahan As Red Sox Debut
Richard Callahan the Holy Cross College prep star signed with the Boston Red Sox. He will report to the Louisville Colonels of the American Association next Monday. George Toporcer refused to reveal the bonus amount but called it the largest ever for a high school player. friends pegged it at 12500 dollars. Callahan, 19, recently received a Navy medical discharge.
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New Orleans
Richard
Dick” Callahan
Holy Cross
Boston Red Sox
Louisville Colonels
American Association
George Toporcer
Boston
Callahan
Navy
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