Yankees Hammer Ferriss as Red Sox Fall 14-4 in New York
Boston rookie Dave Ferriss loses his shine against the Yankees as New York bats explode for 13 runs in the fifth inning. Jim Bagby pitched seven solid innings for Detroit in a 5-1 win over Cleveland. Cy Baker debuts with Brooklyn in a 9-2 victory over Philadelphia, boosting the Dodgers’ lead. Cubs pull ahead with a 4-0 victory over Pittsburgh, while St. Louis blanks Cincinnati and Washington rained out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jox Reichler
Associated Press
Boston
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Aother
Bob Feller
New York Yankees
Feller
Wan Meter
Iasteteor
Yankees
Ferriss
Red Sox
Reed
Ferrits
Tong
Yanksi S
Sox
Walt Duhiel
Frank Slubby
Overmire
Detron Tigers
Cleveland
Jim Bagby
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Cy Baker Makiing
Brooks
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Cincinnati
Blix Donnelly
Washington
Athletics
Braves
Nis
White Sox
Browns
48 Golfers in College Field Opens National Tournament
Columbus hosts the 48th National Collegiate golf championship with fifteen schools entering thirty eight players for team and individual titles. Notre Dame defends the team crown from Toledo Inverness against Michigan Texas North western Minnesota and Notre Dame. Ohio State enters with medalists and a six man Minnesota entry led by Lick to defend the individual title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
sMotre Dame
Toledo
Inverness
Onnnagiece
Michigan
Texas
M Northstern
Minnesota
Gallon
Ohio State
Evansm
Ill
Howard Baker
John Lorms
Neat
Dick Barr
Dan Rocker
Bob Kampfer
Curtis Kerns
Bill Shiflette
Bob Newall
Cardinals blank Reds for 4-0 win behind five hits
Yesterday's stars Blix Donnelly and Stuffy Overmire led brief box scores as the Cardinals shut out the Reds 4-0 with five hits. Cubs rallied at Cavarrett a to defeat the Pirates 3-0. Tigers collected seven hits in a 4-? victory over the Indians, with unconfirmed runs and pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blix Donnelly
Cardinals
Reds
Cards
Cavarretta
Cubs
Pirates
Tigers
Indians
Standings and yesterday’s results across leagues
National standings show St. Louis blank Cincinnati 4 0 and Chicago beat Pittsburgh 8 4 while Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 3 2 and Philadelphia Washington game postponed by rain Only games scheduled. American results list Detroit 5 1 Cleveland 1 14 and New York 14 4 with Boston 4.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
American Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Washington
National Cino
Brooklyn Een
Fis
St. Lous
Aif
Cincinnati A
Philadelphia American Club
W. Tn
Detroit
Boston Es
Philadelph Ae
Zaharias and German Vie For 1940s Style Western Open Final
Zaharias of Los Angeles and Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia reach the semi finals in Indianapolis as they bid to prevent a repeat of the 1944 finish. Zaharias defeats Germain 7 and 6 in the quarterfinals while Germain had earlier beaten Betty Hicks. Kirby and Hicks are other notable competitors advancing in the rough format of the 16th annual event.
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Indianapolis
P!—T
Rockies
Albert Becker
Engllewood
Mildred
Babe
Didrikson Zaharias
Los Angeles
Softball Schedule Announced by City League Leader
Ed Ban non playground director released the city softball schedule through June. Games begin at 6:30 PM each night. If postponed doubleheaders occur when teams meet again starting at 6715. Matches include June 22 Varsity vs West Siders and June 23 Varsity vs McBees with other fixtures on June 25 26 and 28.
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Ed Bannon
Varsity
West ‘Siders
Rauchs
McBess
West Siders
Mc'Bees
Jap Kidnap Plot Bared By Advancing Yanks
U S Army report reveals a plan by Japanese officers to kidnap an American pilot on a Pacific island and force him to fly to Japan. 247th Infantry troops under Lt Col Glen F Weinman found and blasted the hideout cave, uncovering the plot written in faulty English with orders to start the plane and go to Japan.
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U. S. Army
Pacific Ocean
Honopelu
Pacific
Japan
Glen F. Weinsman
Lexington
Tribe Lineup Is Shuffled By Boudreau
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau yanks Mickey Rocco Paul ODea and Dutch Meyer for indifference in a bid to spark the slumping Indians lineup. He kept himself at short and Frank Hayes catcher with Reynolds and Krehman pitching as Detroit beat Detroit 5 to 1, extending Cleveland's skid to eight losses in nine games.
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Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Bing
Cleveland Indians
Mickey Racco
Paul O'Dea
Dutch Meyer
Tribe
Chicago
Indians
Tigers
Frank Hayes
Allie Reynolds
Col Kheman
Detroit
Jim Bachy
Stubby Overmire
Don Ross
Ross
Redskins
Myril
Hoag
Earl Newry
Eagles
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Leahy to Los Angeles
Hints Frank Leahy signs to coach the Los Angeles club in the American Football Conference while Notre Dame blocks release from a ten year deal. Hank Greenberg’s return to the Tigers aided by pre discharge gym work. A hidden ball play fiasco marred a Newport News game as Biehl’s strike and Calderone’s mud scoop prevented the call. Clyde Farmer, Nashville pitcher, touts six pitches with 120 strikeouts in 52 innings amid talk of Zivic’s upcoming bout and Markson’s hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton
New York
West
Frank Leahy
Los Angeles
Leahy
Notre Dame
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Harry Markson
Harold
Fritzie Zivic
Mira
Clyde Farmer
Nashville, Tenn
Clyde
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Chegnelly leads Chicago with 546 runs and Cuccinello has 65 hits. Holmes of Boston dominates batting with 385, 89 hits, 54 runs. Lombardi of New York has 13 home runs. Olmo of Brooklyn leads with 9 stolen bases. Cooper of Boston shows 1 l.
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Chegnelly
Chicago
Stirnweiss
New York
Etten
Newark
Cuccinello
Stephens
Lions
Case
Washiston
Christopher
Philaelphia
National
Holmes
Boston
Olmo
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Brookyn
M_ Cooper
Former Dover Resident Ruth Shields Romine Dies in Pittsburgh
Ruth Shields Romine Chauncey aged 46 died at her Pittsburgh home after long illness. Funeral arrangements at Stout Funeral Home in Chauncey will be announced. Survived by son Francis Romine Jr missing in action, two daughters Hazel Fletcher and Ervin Cox, mother Anna Shields, three sisters and one brother. Father Homer Shields and four sisters preceded her in death.
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Chauncey
Ruth Shields
Romine
Pittsburgh
Stout Funeral Home
Ronnie
Sirs
Anna Shields
Homer Shields
Francis Romine, Jr
Hazel Fletcher
Ervin Cox
Erica
Franichildren
Viola
Davis
Loretta Ogg
Columbus
Lela Writzel
Adena
Ohio
Hazel Hail
Rev Pidcock To Give Sermons on Sunday Chauncey
Rev Ray Pidcock will preach Sunday morning at 9 o clock and night at 8 o clock in the Morristown Holiness Church Sunday School is at 9 am led by Lewis Adkins. Young Peoples meeting at night is in charge of Mrs Myrtle Simpson Chauncey. He will also preach Sunday at 2 39 pm in the Pilgrim Holiness Church near Carbondale with Sunday School preceding at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ray Pidcock
Morristown
Holiness Church
Lewis Adkins
Young Peoples Meeting
jAtrs
Myrtle Simpson
Pidcock
Chech
Carbondale
Plains 4-H Clubs Plan Go-to-Church Sunday Service
The three Plains 4-H clubs will observe Go-to-Church Sunday with a 1:30 p.m. service in the community room at The Plains School. The Girls Clubs are the Junior and Senior Pollyannas while the boys club is the History Workers. Guest speaker and club advisors include Wilma Darnell, Lucy McDonald, Delores Junior, Beryl Cone, and Walter McDonald.
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Chauncey
the Plains
Plains School
History Workers
Wilma Darnell
Lucy McDonald
Delores Junro
Beryl Cone
Walter McDonald
Indians Planning Fathers Day Event At Mrs Dicken Home
Indians mapping action as Mrs Sybil Dicken hosts a two course chicken dinner for Father’s Day. Gandhi and Congress colleagues discuss a plan to increase Indian power while limiting British authority ahead of a June 25 conference called by Lord Moore of Lockborne Air Base. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and families from Ravenna Ohio and Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Dicken
Bombay
Mohandas K. Chauncey
Sybil Dick- Gandhi
Congress
Harry J
W. Moore
Lower Plains
Arthur Burchfield
Con- Plains
Melvin
Ference
Lord Moore
Lockborne Air Base
Marvell
Wendell G. Moore
Roger
Richard
Ravenna
Florence Tigsell
Judy Kay
Larry
Jean
WW. E. Dickjob
Troops En
Teddy Kollist in Columbus Hospital for Finger Surgery
Teddy Rovden Kollist ey, four year old son of Seaman Kollist ey and Mrs Mary Johnson Koll jeter, is in a Columbus hospital after an operation on a finger of the left hand. He is also set for tonsils and adenoids surgery. He traveled to Columbus with his mother and is grandson of Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson Chatincey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Teddy
Rovden Kollistey
Mary Johnson Kolljeter
Chances
Columbus
T A Columbus
Tedds
Lewis Johnson
Chatincey
Chauncey Personal News Delivers Family Visits Across States
Chauncey residents report Mrs Clara Wise of Columbus visiting Mrs Mellie Morean and friends AG and Mrs Tulie from Indianapolis. IN guests visit Chauncey relatives Mrs James Mullins and Mrs Frank Sands. Effie Pyle and Brand children, Earl Psie and family, and other relatives also noted. Lacey McNutt travels to Columbus to spend the weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clara Wise
Columbus
Mellie Morean
Tulie
Indianapolis
Ind
James Mullins
Frank Sands
Effie Pyle
Chauncey Woman Receives Expert Rifleman Award
Mrs Fase McCafferty Chauncey of Anlj St Chauncey learns her husband Pat Tack McCafferty has qualified as an expert rifleman and earned the Expert Rifleman Medal at Camp Wheeler Georgia.
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Chauncey
Fase McCafferty
Anlj
St. Chauncey
Pat Tack McCafferty
Camp Wheeler
Georgia
Church of God Pastor To Preach Sunday
Rev Clarence Way pastor of the Church of God Chauncey will preach Sunday morning and night Morning service at 9 30 Sunday School at 9 10 in charge of Howard Fennell Young people's meeting at 6 14 led by Ruth Lester and Bessie Tope Regular services each Thursday night at 7 30.
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Chauncey
Clarence Way
Church of God, Chauncey
Howard Fennell
Young People's Meeting
Ruth Lester
Bessie Tope
Kiwanis Club Dines at Hotel Gordon With Sgt Frank Grubbs
Kiwanis members met at the Hotel Gordon for a dinner and business session. Guest speaker Sgt Frank Grubbs described 31 months overseas in Africa India the Holy Land England and France, and will report to duty on the West Coast at month end. Attendees included En ton Grubbs Marcelia Jonas Ben Goldberg George Rose Thomas Williams Sr Daunevarh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Frank Grubbs
Lula Grubbs
Enlon Grubbs
Sgt. Grubbs
Africa
India
Holy Land
England
France
En-ton Grubbs
Marcelia Jonas
Ben Goldberg
George
Rose
Funeral notices for Mrs Algie Sayre and local visitors
Funeral crowds from Columbus Akron Nelsonville and Tao Jedo attended Mrs Algie Sayre's service in Glouster with relatives listed. Visitors later called at the home of Mrs Shumway in Sand Ridge before Corporal Junior Shumway left for Camp Breckenridge after a few days at home with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Junior Shumway
Camp Breckenridge, By
Frank Shumway
Sand Rudge
Glouster Youth Wounded in Pacific Action Card
Glouster residents receive updates on servicemen with T-Set son Evart Henry reporting a June 10 wound in the Pacific and possible hospital near Fletcher Hospital Cambridge. He earlier earned a heroism citation in the Philippine Islands and promotion to technical sergeant after nearly ten months overseas. Also notes Victor Norris 11 c returning to California after furlough with family. Sgt. Warren Withem, once German prisoner, on 60 day furlough before Florida reassignment. and Mrs. I. E. Bennett visiting relatives before returning to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Henry
Thei Son
T-Set
Evart Henry
California
Pacific
War Department
Fletcher Hospital
Cambridge
Philippine Islands
Victor Norris
Marguerite Norris
Barbara Jean
Columbus
Harvey Norris
Betty Norris
Catunbus
Warren Withem
Moosberg
Germany
Don Withem
Withem
Florida
I. E. Bennett
Don Witham
William
Amesville
Don Murphy
Crooksville
Ray Harrison
Denvertown
Indiana
Bennett
Warren Witham
Fathers Are Honored At Church Service
In Jacksonville the Methodist Church held a Father’s Day program during Sunday School on June 17. Under Mrs. Russel Davis direction, Eloise Miller read, Linda Lee Exenhamper played piano, and several solos, duets, and readings followed including "Dad" and "Over the Old Door Sill" with performances by Arlene Davis and Mrs. Eloise Toller. Each father received a handkerchief as a gift.
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Jacksonville
Russel Davis
Eloise Miller
Linda Lee Exenhamper
E. C. Shirkey
George Luther
Arlene Davis
Wilbur Householder
Ruth Mae
Eloise Toller
Dodds
Tina Bide
Rae Miler
Utica Visit Among GLOUSTER Social Notes
Mrs I Hen shaw and guests Mr and Mrs Ray H Kempton of Detroit visited at Mr and Mrs J F Bricker in Utica on Tuesday. Kempton attended Mrs Algie Sayre’s funeral in Glouster and returned to Detroit Wednesday. Fred Thomas arrived from Florida to spend furlough with his parents at 9 Main St, his first furlough home after three years. Week end guests included Harry Vernon Alliance and Jack Vernon Beloit and family. Pvt Jack Vernon Neal now with infantry in England awaiting reassignment has been overseas 17 months and completed 28 missions, 13 over Germany.
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Glouster
I . Henshaw
Ray H. Kempton
Detroit
J. F. Bricker
Utica
Kempton
Algie Sayre
Fred Thomas
Florida
A M. Thomas
Main St
Merseax
Harry Vernon
Alliance
Jack Vernon
Jack
Beloit
Chauncey
Carrie Chanletter
Jack Vernon Neil Wil
Lakin
Myre
Moers Stalder
Goldie Gins
Germany
Sen
Agnes Clark
Jean Ann
Youngstown
Floyd Leake
Robert Clark
Sara Wills
Columbus
Mabel Davis
Andrew Riley
Clifford Johnson
Middleport Sunda
Clifford
Nancy Stewart
Edward Noon
T. A. Noon
Harry Vaughn
Robert Brunton
Brunton
C. A. Chevalier
Mike McGovern
Jean Smith
Orvile Bingman
Glenna
Lois Gibbs
Akron
Pet
Wm. H. Cox
Camp Lewis
Wash
Estel Cox
Dan Cox
HK. E Dennie
Esta Cunningham
Dick Viney
F. E. Seaman
J. E. Anderson
Avon Park
Fla
Cleveland
Frieda Schonbarn
Hale Nistor
Schonbern
Blanche Bonar
Frank Cavey
Ray Bonar
Cavey
Curtiss-Wright
Pearl Framer
Pie Merlan F. Frazier
Pie Roland H. Frazier
Pacifier
Glouster Social Notes Birthday Surprise in Jacksonville
A group of friends gathered at the RK E Davis home in Jacksonville Friday evening to surprise Arlene Davis on her birthday. Gifts, cake, and refreshments followed, with invited guests including Rev. and Mrs. Cartrey, Mr. and Mrs. Householder and children, and several townsfolk. Additional notes cover local visits, travel, and family news among Glouster residents and relatives.
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Jacksonville
RK. E. Davis
Arlene Davis
Arlene
Charles Cartrey
Wilbur Householder
Ruth Mae
Jean Ann
Wilbur Fern
Eloise Miller
Rae and
Dana
Anna Rasp
Virginia Ginnan
Margaret Hammond
Rusger Davis
Sunday Program for Church of Christ Chauncey
Church School at 9 70 a m leads the parishwide service list at Chauncey Wollfield Greens Run Taylor Ridge and Trimble. Morning services include the communion of the Lord's Supper led by assigned members across the churches.
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Chauncey
Letures
Church of Christ
Wollfield
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Trimble
Santa Anita Derby Field Shrinks Amid Uncertain Lineup
Arcadia report says eight colts may face Bushes in the $50,000 Santa Anita Derby, with participants including Seabiscuit’s Seabiscuit line and prominent contenders like Thumbs Up and Gay Deion. Trainers weigh pilot choices as arrival and late decisions loom for the pivotal race day.
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Arcadia
Califf
Bushes
Harier
Sea Sovereign
Charles & Howats
Great
Seabiscuit
Erat
Necher Hall
Tech Favor
Basiz
Meno
Dioer
Grams
Gay Deion
Matieday
Mayer
Bud Stotler
Sea Say
Ereign
Country Club Names Athens Team for Southeastern District Play
The Athens Country Club announced its squad for the sole Southeastern District tournament at Elks Country Club in Portsmouth. Ten players Norman Dean Darrell Selby Don Barstow Claude Westfall Russell Slaughter George Merchant Harry Beckley John Swanson Major Joe Gill and R M Rood will compete in the 36 hole final day event. The low six scorers will count toward Athens total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Elks Country Club
Portsmouth
Norman Dean
Darrell Selby
Don Barstow
Claude Westfall
Russell Slaughter
George Merchant
Harry Beckley
John Swanson
Joe
Gill
R. M. Rood
Hoyt Returns to Air Waves Today for Reds Game
Pat Smith says Waite Hoyt, famed former Yankee pitcher, is perfectly safe and will broadcast the Cincinnati Reds game tonight after an absence reported by Mrs Hoyt. Hoyt telephoned yesterday and offered no explanation for his disappearance, citing amnesia from a 1931 Detroit game injury.
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Cincinnati
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
WCPO
Pat Smith
Hoyt
Cincinnati Reds
Smith
Sunday church services across Glouster and vicinity
Rev Eugene Brown leads Church School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m with the sermon titled A Victorious Life at the Methodist Church. Evening union service at the stadium 8 15 p m directed by M M LeFavor. Rev Brown to preach on Answered Prayer. Midweek Bible Study Wednesday at the church. Church of Christ announces Bible School 9 o'clock and communion at Elfork followed by a sermon by Rev Tigner. First Baptist opens with Sunday School 9 38 and preaching by Rev A G Freeman. Freeman to preach at the stadium later. Millard Kasler lists Christ Church at Rishville with Sunday School at Kineleen and communion at VE O'dork. No service noted Sunday about morning. Town-wide notices: Onville Chaun ce y Andrew Vekinn ey to preach at Coaville Mission Church Sunday. Sunday School led by Erne Taylor, evening service 8 o'clock conducted by Clarence Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Church
Eugene Brown
M. M. LeFavor
Eugene Brown Welll
Frayer
C. B. Tisner
Church of Christ
Ifa'elork
Tigner
Stadium
Fist Baptist Church
Sanday School
Wiley Harris
Jottock
Rey A. G. Freeman
Freeman
Gallipolis
Brown
Stade of Servier
Millard Kasler
Rishapeville
Kin Eleen
VE O'dork
Onville
Chauncey
Andrew Vekinney
Coonville
Erne Taylor
Clarence Edwards
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Ruth Shields Romine
Plains
Atlas Store
Church of God
Hotel Gordon
Belford Brandeberry
Robert
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Arion Brandeberry
Harry Canales
Celan Smith
Tao- Jedo
Raymond Kempton
Detron
Gladys Aimmer
Catherine
Ahkion
Matie Dugan
Harve Sarre
Tewksbury
Chester Post
Thomas Cannles
Corning
LG Kaseler
Katie Spitzer
Helene Grons
Jalis Pes
Ruth Sueenes
Bess Sterphaum
Garnett Trott
Norma Guigther
Edit Stiers
Nelsonville
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