Red Sox Inch Closer In Tight AL Race
Boston powers past the Athletics 7-1 as Cecil Hughlette wins his seventh. Washington tops the Yankees 8-2 with Mickey Vernon homering and tripling. White Sox beat Browns 5-3 to pull even for sixth. Dodgers win 7-4 over Giants as Derringer blanks Pirates 1-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theankees
Mickey Vernon
Senators
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Lyn Dodgers
New York Ints
St. Louis Cardinals
Big Paul Derringer
Thettsburgh Pirates
Los
Pirates
Johnny Wyrostek
Bobtt
Wyrostek
Harry Lowrey
Merullo
Boston
Phillies
League Leaders AMERICAN AND NATIONAL BATTING AND PITCHING
The list names top performers in batting runs and hits across the American and National leagues. Highlights include Stephens of St. Louis leading batting in the American with his team, White of Philadelphia for runs, Siebert of Philadelphia for RBIs, Wakefield of Detroit for hits, Kellner of Cleveland for doubles, Lindell of New York and Jonson of Washington for triples, Keller of New York for home runs, Case of Washington for steals, Candini of Washington for pitching. In the National league Dahlgren of Philadelphia for batting, Vaughan of Brooklyn for runs, Herman of Brooklyn for RBIs and doubles, Musial of St Louis for triples, Dimaggio of Pittsburgh with home runs alongside Ott of New York and Nich for Chicago, Vaughan of Brooklyn for steals, Sewell of Pittsburgh and Cooper of St Louis for pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Philadelphia
Siebert
Wakefield
Detroit
Kellner
Cleveland
Lindell
New York
Jonson
Washington
Keller
Case
Candini
Washings
Dahlgren
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Herman
Prooklyn
Ormick
Cincinnati
Musial
St. Louis
DiMaggio
Pittsgh
Ott
Nichhicago
Tching
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Tigers Indians In Twin Bill
Detroit hosts Cleveland in a doubleheader after yesterday's 408 series opener was postponed. Governor Kelly approved the twin bill noting improvements. Cleveland hurlers Hal Newhouser and Hal Mans and Detroit's Salveson Naymick are listed among pitching choices with 350 Midstate troops as guests at the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Tigers
Harry Kell
Vernor Kelly
Ake Salveson
Mike Naymicke
White Hal Newhouser
Halmans
Standings and results from yesterday
Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 0. Brooklyn 7 New York 4. Boston 7 Philadelphia 6. Washington 3 New York 2. Chicago 5 St Louis 3. Boston 7 Philadelphia 1. Columbus 3 Indianapolis 1. Milwaukee 4 St Paul 3. Minneapolis 6 0 Kansas City 1 1. Toledo Louisville postponed.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
American Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
National Club
L. Pet
Cincinnati
New York -Sawee
Oeeuw
Washington
Eee
Detroit Hannemowns
Seaamee
Association Club
W. L. Pet
Ece
Anewee
Ae Newee
Brewers Narrow Hoosier Lead In Association Play
The Milwaukee Brewers stretched a nine game win streak by beating St. Paul 4 to 3 while Indianapolis fell 3 to 1 to Columbus. Ted Wilks allowed six hits as Columbus broke a 1-1 tie in the eighth. Minneapolis and Kansas City split a doubleheader. Potahl’s bases loaded homer sparked a 6-1 Minneapolis win and a 1-0 KC victory in 10 innings. Toledo postponed.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Ted Wilks
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Jimmy Potahl
Herb Bain
Floyd Bevens
Toledo
Louisville
Hockingport Social Notes Sees Promoted Soldier and Visits
Mr and Mrs E W White learn their son Leon with the Army in Iceland has been promoted to corporal. Mrs Charles Lumbatis and children of Woodsfield visit her parents in Hockingport. Mrs Charles Shields and children visit Rex Blake in Coolville. Co F Matheny of Parkersburg visits father W T Matheny. A F Halsey of Long Bottom visits son Robert Halsey. Elza Reed announces birth of a daughter. Brown family welcome a daughter. Mrs Brown is Ruth Bise living with her parents W O Bise. Mrs Earl Cowdery and Clarice Leffler spend Thursday in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cowdery
Clarice Leffler
Parkersburg
Trimble 4-H Club Meets at Nellie Lou Phillips Home
The Trimble Stitch for Victory 4-H Club gathered at Nellie Lou Phillips home for projects and games. A meal of ecoulache sandwiches and cookies was served to Nancy Kay Leake and eight others plus guest Norma Kay Willis of Millfield. Bonnie Arnold and Nellie Lou Phillips hosted. Glouster Progressive Study Club picnic postponed indefinitely in Jacksonville park tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lou Phillips
Nancy Kay Leake
Margaret and
Martha Myers
Janet Earich
Shirley Kay Heiser
Donna Leah Johnson
Ruth Anna Grigsby
Joan Goodin
Norma Kay Willis
Millfield
Bonnie Arnold
Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Jacksonville Park
Carl Hubbell at 40 Says He Never Felt Better
The article profiles Carl Hubbell, 40, hailed by Gus Mancuso as the greatest pitcher, detailing his lifelong screwball, career arc from Cushing Oklahoma to the Giants, MVP year in 1938, 26 wins in 1936, and his calm, uncomplaining nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hubbell
Chip Royal
NEW York
New York Giants
Gus Mancuso
Meeker
Okla
Cushing, Okla
Old Long Pants
Detroit
Tigers
Toronto
Decatur
Til
Beaumont
Giants
Hubbell
Hub
Carl
Mancuso
Glouster Scouts Continue Scrap Drive Thursday
Glouster The Boy Scouts will continue their scrap drive on Thursday leaving depot square at 8 30 oclock and covering most of Trimble Township outside the three incorporated villages. They collected more scrap rag paper last Thursday than the week before and hope to make this Thursday a red letter day in salvage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Depot Square
Trimble
Mrs Virgil Eddy Undergoes Major Operation at Sheltering Arms
Mrs Virgil Eddy had a major operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital Tuesday of last week. Her eldest daughter Sheila had tonsils removed there on Friday. Both are recovering satisfactorily. Mrs Eddy hopes to leave hospital by week’s end. Mr Eddy, of Warren Ohio, has stayed in Athens and plans to return to Warren early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Virgil Eddy
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sheila
Sheltering Arms
Eddy
Warren
Ohio
Athens
Swarts Rites Set for Trimble Funeral
The body of Carol Jean Swarts will be brought to the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Skinner in Trimble Wednesday evening. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the First Church of Christ Trimble with Rev Johnson of Columbus officiating. Burial will follow in Russell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Carol Jean Swarts
Grant Hospital
Ben Skinner
Trimble
First Church of Christ, Trimble
Rev. Johnson
Columbus
Russell Cemetery
Local notes from Glouster area servicemen visits and events
Trimble servicemen updates include a letter from Gail Bingman about a transfer in England. Donald Sharp reports arrival at camp in Hearne Texas after a furlough. Clyde Vernon returns from a weekend with his parents in Greenville Pennsylvania. Sgt William H Bentley and wife visit Glouster from Tuskegee Alabama for his mother in Columbus before returning to Tuskegee. Oakdale 4 H meeting announced at Mrs Fred Harper's home Friday June 25 at 2 pm. Loyal Daughters Class of Church of Christ to meet Miss Lalla Danford's home Friday eight pm.
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Donald Sharp
Trimble
Hearne
Texas
Clyde Vernon
Charles Vernon
Greenville
William H. Bentley
Tuskegee
Ala
Glouster
Columbus
Bentley
Andrew Viney
Sgt. Bentley
Air Corps
Oakdale
Fred Harper
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ Sunday School
Lalla Danford
New Football Loop Studied By V-12 Units
Mansfield officials report eight college athletic conferences considering a naval V-12 league to provide competition for trainees in Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan athletics director George Gauthier urged formation after a preliminary meeting with Case, Baldwin Wallace, Oberlin, Denison, Miami, Bowling Green, and Wooster. Final plans await V-12 command approval with another meeting planned for July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Case
Baldwin- Wallace
Oberlin
Denison
Miami
Bowling Green
Wooster
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Glouster clubs and families shared events from June including the Past Noble Grands Club meeting at Mrs Martha Kloh’s Trimble home with contests awarded to Mrs Frank Dunlevy Mrs Maude Davis and Miss Ida B Davis. The White sisters met at Elizabeth Whyte s Nelsonville home and planned a July White reunion at Mrs Harve Sayre s Buchtel home. Mrs John Howard Urbancrest hosted a 76th birthday party for Mrs Howard with relatives from Columbus Detroit and more Fu tures include a July C S O meeting and a bi weekly Legion Hall gathering with games for the public. Edna G Sanders attended her uncle s funeral in Glouster and Mrs Bright planned Columbus trip for an upcoming G A R event. Mrs Fred Hussey and husband stationed at Fort Knox were referenced along with a furnished apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Noble Grands
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Martha Kloh
Trimble
Frank Dunlevy
Maude Davis
Ida B. Davis
William Kalt
Elizabeth Whyte
Nelsonville
Colbert
Buchtel
Leke
Youngstown
Harve Sayre
George Shively
John Byron
Murray City
John R. Clark
Charles Finsterwald
Phil
Athens
John Howard
Urbancrest
Goldie Wallace
Detroit
Mich
Charles Allbright
Columbus
Add Knight
Bellaire
Allbright
Knight
Howard
Edna G. Sanders
Charles Sanders
Dayton
New Dodgers Prospect Gene Mauck Trains With Team
17 year old Gene Mauck of Los Angeles works out with the Dodgers as a potential shortstop. He hails from the same high school that produced Mickey Owen Cliff Dapper and Roy Partee, amid other notes from the circuit and comments on tennis finances and league figures.
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New York
Dodgers
Gene Mauck
Los Angeles
Mickey Owen
Cliff Dapper
Roy Partee
Carl Stubbell
Chauncey High Teacher Recovering After Major Surgery
Miss Ruth Fiske of Chauncey is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery from major surgery performed a week ago at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. She is a Chauncey high school faculty member. Relatives and friends including Charles Fiske and grandchildren Charles and Joan Fiske and Mr and Mrs Paul R Fiske and Frances Fiske visited this week.
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Chauncey
Ruth Fiske
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Miss Fiske
Chauncey High School
Charles Fiske
Charles
Joan Fiske
Paul R. Fiske
Frances Fiske
Chauncey Men Report From England and Army Details
Chauncey family notes a letter from Pvt. Donald H. Allen now in England. He left Akron six months ago, served at Fort Riley, is 6 ft 1 in and 231 1 2 lb, married with one child. Elmer Allen notes his three sons total about 650 pounds. Kathleen Willis Mingus reports husband Edward Mingus, son of Rev. Hiram Mingus, also in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elmer Allen
Donald H. Allen
England
Donald
Akron
Fort Riley
Kansas
Forest
Thomas
Kathleen Willis Mingus
Millfield
Edward Mingus
Hiram Mingus
Sand Ridge
Chauncey Morristown Holiness Church Prayer Meeting
Weekly cottage prayer gathering of the Morristown Holiness Church set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs S N Simpson High Street Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
WSCS Meeting At Methodist Church This Thursday
The WSCS of the Methodist Church will hold its regular meeting in the church social rooms Thursday evening at 8:00. After the business session and program, refreshments will be served by Mrs. Bertha Angle and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
the Methodist Church
Bertha Angle
Boy Injured When Thrown From Horse in Columbus
Robert Andrews son of Mr and Mrs John Andrews was thrown from a horse on the bridle path along the Scioto River in Columbus. His right leg fractured he was taken to University Hospital for treatment.
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Glouster
Robert Andrews
John Andrews
Scioto River
Columbus
University Hospital
Chauncey Soldier Promoted to Staff Sergeant
Chauncey resident Thomas Dew advanced to staff sergeant after two months with the 2nd Army in Tennessee. He was picked for a 14 member team to inspect motor vehicles across camps in several states, now at Camp Forest, Tennessee. Corners of the same report note Charles E. Sowards, stationed at March Field, promoted to sergeant after 13 months in California, son of Deanville residents.
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Chauncey
Thomas Dew
Mary Ferrel Dew
2Nd Army
Tennessee
Sergeant Dew
Second Army
Camp Forest
Mary Dew
Jacobs Ave
Chauncey — Corp
Charles E. Sowards
March Field
Calif
California
Sergeant Sowards
James Sowards
Deanville
Idle Reds Gain Ground in Flap with Cardinals Series
The Cincinnati Reds resume their series with the St. Louis Cardinals as Ray Starr is tipped for mound duty. Morton Cooper seeks his tenth win as Lonnie Frey exits with a pulled left leg, replaced by Woody Williams. The Reds sit fifth, ahead a half game on Pirates and Phillies after a restful day.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Ray Starr
Pirates
Bill McKechnie
Morton Cooper
Southworth
Lonnie Frey
Frey
Woody Williams
Cardinals
Chauncey Personal News From Local Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blower and family visited in Dayton over the week end. Mrs. Rhoda Oliver of Chauncey visits daughters in Detroit. Mrs. Hildreth Reeves of Nelsonville visits her mother in Chauncey. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sherlock and daughter Betty of Parkersburg were in Chauncey visiting Floyd and Lara Stanley. Mrs. Guy Sams and Barbara of Millfield visit Guy Sams in Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Chauncey
Harold Blower
Dayton
Rhoda Oliver
Edna Branham
Ethel Scott
Detroit
Hildreth Reeves
Nelsonville
Lara Tucker
Harold Sherlock
Betty
Parkersburg
Chauncey McKinney Undergoes Appendectomy At Station Hospital
Paul Chauncey McKinney, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney, serving in the Air Corps at Atlantic City New Jersey, underwent an appendectomy at the Station Hospital several days ago and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Paul McKinney
Andrew McKinney
Air Corps
Atlantic City
N. J
Station Hospital
Keirns Family News From Millfield Weekend Visit
Mrs. Sylvia Keirns of Millfield visited son Raymond Keirns in Powhatan over the weekend. Frances Keirns joined her in returning for a visit. Guests included sister Mrs Goldie Wallace of Detroit and aunts Mrs Anna Albright of Columbus and Mrs Adda Knight of Bellaire. Willis Mingus has left Marietta Hospital and returned home to Millfield.
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John Howard
Urbancrest
Howard
Anna Albright
Columbus
Adda Knight
Bellaire
Goldie Wallace
Detroit
Fred Keirns
Millfield
Frances Keirns
Powhatan
William Keith
Glouster
Sylvia Keirns
Raymond Keirns
Keirns
Mich
Chauncey
Kathleen Willis Mingus
Marietta Hospital
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