Tight scramble in the American League pennant race
The American League pennant chase tightens as eight clubs are within eight games with six within 2 1 2 games. The Indians climb from seventh to third, Red Sox drift toward the top, White Sox fall to a last place tie, and Yankees Senators duel with wins in doubleheaders.
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Pson Bailey Press Sports Writers
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
New Yankees
Washington Senators
Yanks
Ington
New York
Picnic Cancelled in Picnic Cancelled USTER The Orphan Class
The Methodist Church group met at Mrs. John Binder’s home with new president Mrs. Lester Zim presiding. Officers elected include Kathryn Seiler vice president and Mrs. Ernest Parker treasurer. A white elephant sale was planned, funds to be used for members and tobacco crystals, with a social hour and lunch.
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Ansel Gam
Lester Zimmer
Mwell
Ernest Parkin
Wade Oo. Bailey
Standings Muddle Reflects Early Baseball Scores
A cluster of baseball results shows teams such as Brooklyn New York Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland Washington Detroit Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Toledo Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City and St Paul with varied inning counts and end conditions. The record lists multiple matchups including Chicago over St Louis and Boston over Philadelphia amid scattered scores and end of fifth inning calls.
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Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Nea
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Nationa Club
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Haegg defeats Rice to halt 65-run victory streak in 5000
Sweden's Gunder Haegg beats American Greg Rice by 40 meters in the 5000 meter National AAU championship as 19,000 spectators watch. Haegg clocked 14:48.5, over a minute slower than his world record. New York A C preserves team title. Gil Dodds wins 1500 meters.
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New York
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
Greg Rice
Haegg
New Hampshire
Rice
Merchant Marine Academy
Boy Scouts Plan Evening Hike and First Class Swimming Test
The Scouts meet at seven in the Scout room then hike to Oakdale at 7 15 for a first class swimming test. Those opting out may join a wiener roast with escorts including Earl S Johnson and other adults. Guests include Thomas Williams Jr and several Mrs. names.
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Glouster
Oakdale
Earl S. Johnson
Haegg Showmanship and Baseball Notes Spotlight
ULLERTON'S ROUNDUP notes Gunder Haegg's showman appeal in yesterday's race while hinting his post race attitude may limit future Haegg Rice clashes. Greg Rice eyeing speed but timing uncertain amid maritime service constraints. Hal Trosky's comeback bid is mentioned as a rare headache free 1943 Indians return. Navy Lt Larry French and oilman Jimmy play weekend sandlot baseball for South Oaks, with proceeds to American Legion. Garden and radio appearances bring local recognition to Cooper.
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Gunder Haegg
Rice
Gander
Martime
Greg
Larry French
Navy
Jimmy
South Otaks
American Legion
Cooper
Pirates Rally On Late Innings To Sweep Reds Twinbill
In Cincinnati, the Reds fall to the world champion Cardinals by night, then lose a doubleheader to the Pirates in smoky Pittsburgh. Elbie Fletcher belts a three run homer as Ed Heusser tires in the second game, with Rip Sewell winning opener and Xavier Rescigno sealing the nightcap.
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Roy Rowe
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New York Giants
Augie Galan
St. Louis Cardinals
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Johnny Vander Meer
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Johnny Lanning
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Albright
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Carl Gladden Dies After Stroke While Fishing in McConnelsville
Carl Gladden died Saturday after suffering a stroke while fishing at McConnelsville. Funeral services were held there this afternoon. He was an uncle of Mr and Mrs Charles Williams of this city and was well known in the community.
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Glouster
Carl Gladden
McConnelsville
Gladden
Charles Williams
Victory Olympiad proposed for Western Hemisphere sports
Jamaica official Herbert G. Macdonald proposed a postwar Victory Olympiad among Western Hemisphere nations to celebrate Axis defeat and boost Pan American solidarity. He plans to discuss with Avery Brundage in New York and outlined a World Olympics style event with host nation cooperation and a selection committee.
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Philadelphia
Herbert G. Macdonald
Jamaica Olympic Association
Jamaica
Babe Ruth
Ellsworth Vines
Arthur Donovan
Macdonald
Avery Brundage
United States of America Sports Federation
New York City
Americas
United States
Farm Security Administration
Glouster Masons Attend Church to Mark St John’s Day
Forty Masons from Glouster gathered at the Masonic Lodge room and proceeded in a body to the Church of Christ for St John’s Day services. Music directed by W. W. Wallace featured a male quartet and pianist Marcella Jonas. The sermon by C. B. Tigner tied Masonry degrees to Christian growth, using the trestle-board as a Bible analogy, and appealed to both Masons and non-Masons before benediction.
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F. Danford
C. F. Wallace
Earl Peugh
C. B. Tigner
United States
Tigner
Trimble Servicemen Relatives Share Military Moves
Frank Kamento of Glouster serving with the U S Navy Great Lakes will take nine days leave with his parents before traveling to Columbus to visit his sister and then to Great Lakes Ill for a six week training course. Pfe Dan Kamento of Fort Riley has been released from Army service and Albert Kamento, in Tunisia, moved to another location in Africa. Pte Torrine Kamento in Africa is near his brother, and George Burdiss of Jacksonville, recently inducted, will depart June 24 for Fort Benjamin Harrison to begin service. his wife will stay with his parents.
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Glouster
Frank Kamento
United States Navy
Great Lakes
Sam ,Kamento
Columbus
Catherine Greic
Ill
Pfe
Dan Kamento
Fort Riley
Kan
Sam Kamento
Albert Kamento
Tunisia
Africa
Pte
Torrine Kamento
Sayre Trimble in hospital after hand infection
GLOUSTER Stanley Sayre Trimble, long in Cherokee Hospital, is reported to be recovering after an infected hand caused him pain. He had stabbed the palm with a knife some time ago, and infection followed, delaying his discharge to an estimated week to ten days.
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Glouster
Stanley Sayre
Trimble
Cherrington Hospital
Sanders Rites Held Saturday At Glouster
Funeral services for Charles Sanders who died in San Antonio Texas were conducted at Wallace Funeral Home. A mixed quartet sang two numbers as Rev C B Tigner delivered the sermon. Military rites by Frank McCann Post American Legion included a firing squad flag ceremonial retirement and Taps.
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Frank McCann
American Legion
Legion
Donley
Danford
United States Government
Clay Sanders
Paul Byers
Billy Figley
C. B. Tigner
Glouster Personal News Buoys Community Family Travel
Mrs. FE C Shirkey of Jacksonville visits Columbus and Dayton to see her sons Byron Harold and other relatives. Families from Barberton Cleveland Athens Columbus and Jacksonville are mentioned visiting, with several returning home after weekend stays and trips.
League Leaders Mixed Baseball Statistics Row
American League leaders include Stephens of St. Louis with 38 runs and Siebert of Philadelphia 36 RBIs. Wakefield of Detroit has 69 hits while Kellner of Cleveland leads doubles with 16.
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White
Philadelphia
Siebert
Wakefield
Detroit
Kellner
Cleveland
Lindell
New York
Christoforidis Inducted Into Navy in Cleveland
Antón Christoforidis was inducted into the Navy in Cleveland. The light heavyweight contender had been a notable boxing figure and competed for the duration title nearby.
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Christo
Cleveland
Anton Christoforidis
Navy
Tribe Climbs To Third Place In Junior Loop
The Cleveland Indians moved into sole third place after a doubleheader split with the Chicago White Sox. Jim Bagby earned his seventh win as Cleveland won the nightcap 7 to 2, highlighted by Mike Rocco’s two run homer and Ken Keltner’s homer, while Joe Heving pitched for Great Lakes in an exhibition.
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White Sox
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Joe Heving
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Sox
Allie Reynolds
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al Milnar
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Mike Rocco
Ken Keltner
Willing Workers Club Meeting In Stewart
The Willing Workers Club met at Mrs. Leta Goulds home with a noon chicken dinner. Vice president Mrs. Lena Starlin led the social hour. Peggie Copeland and Mrs. Katherine Copeland won contests. Guests attended and the next meeting will be with Mrs. Fern Copeland. Babe Ruth played in 10 world series.
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New England
Wilson Inman
Will Wilds
Imes
Herb Parker
Emmett Copeland
Ray Poston
H. H. Starlin
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