Gallia Youth Beaten Up By Jenswold In Golf Meet
In Columbus AP outlines the 1945 NCAA individual golf semifinals with Minnesota against Ohio State and Michigan against Ohio State. Jenswold defeats Baker one up after a fierce duel, Lick climbs toward a consecutive title bid, Kampfer rallies to beat Whiting two up.
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Ohio
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Johnny Lorins
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Johnny Oswald
Bob Kampfer
Jenswold
Lick
Bucks
Howard Baker
George Dunlap, Jr
Kampfer
Notre Dame
Dick Whiting
Husky Kampfer
Whiting
Marcellus
Wemmer Family Visits Son in Toledo
Mr and Mrs Wemmer of Millfield travel to Toledo to visit their son Dr Fred Wemmer at his home. Their trip includes a stop in Columbus with daughter Mrs Lizzie Patton and Mrs Bertha Sanders who return to Midlfield.
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Son
Toledo
Chauncey
Wili EH. Wermmer
Millfield
Fred Wemmier
Dr. Wemmer
Jack
Yankees Break Hoodoo at Sportsmans Park
The New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 4 at Sportsmans Park, ending a winless run there after 12 months and nine tries. Bill Zuber earned his first win of the season in relief of Walter Dubiel, holding the Browns scoreless after the sixth. Cincinnati at Boston was postponed by rain.
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Iowan
Walter Dubiel
Joe Reichler
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Sportsmans’ Park
McCarthy
Illy Amarome
Yesterday's Baseball Scores And Stars In Brief
Yesterday's results include AMERICAX New York 5 St. Louis 4 and ASSOCIATION Louisville 12 Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 11 Kansas City 0. Yankees relief by Bill Zuber pitched four scoreless innings and drove in the winning run in the eighth.
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Aingle
Dover Soldier Returns to U S Hospital in South
John Kottyan Jr born in Chauncey Dover to Mr and Mrs John Kottyan returned to the United States from Germany and was treated for ankle and foot wounds. He reached Thayer General Hospital Nashville after serving with General Simpson Ninth Army 3rd Division. A Chauncey Dover High School 1944 graduate, he was inducted Aug 1 and trained in Arkansas. He remains at Nashville hospital for some time.
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John, Kottyan
Truetown
John Kottyan
Germany
Charleston
D. C
Thayer General Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Arkansas
Chauncey Personal Note Recaps Area Visits
Mrs Carrie Bryan McDowell of Youngstown visits two weeks with her parents and sister in Columbus area. Mrs George Duncan injured in a fall travels to Columbus for medical consultation. Dr and Mrs C N Sanders of Millfield visit Columbus. Bob and Bill Sanders of Millfield visit Trimble Heights and Columbus friends. Fred Sanders of Trimble Heights ill at home.
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Carrie Bryan McDowell
Youngstown
M. C. Bryan
Albert Jackson
George Duncan
Columbus
C.N. Sanders
Millfield
Bob
Bill Sanders
Fred Sanders
Trimble Heights
James Williamson
George Williamson
Corning Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Furloughs
Corning notices include Pfr Robert Burns Jr arriving from overseas for a 30 day furlough with his parents in Columbus. Local residents Ann DeCrow, Gene Myers, and various families are noted visiting, returning, or traveling between Corning, Columbus, Charleston, and New Lexington.
Wounded Veteran Visited in Cambridge by Family
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Leonard Simpson and son Junior and Mr and Mrs F Drescher of Truetown visited Pvt Floyd Drescher in Cambridge Fletcher Hospital after his transfer from England to Mitchell Field New York. He was missing at first then found to be injured by shrapnel in back and abdomen and is improving though to remain hospitalized.
Robber Targets Mother of Five as She Lay Dying in Street
Chicago police seek a thief who robbed a mother of five overseas veterans while she lay dying in the street. The assailant fled after the attack, and investigators identify the suspect. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with information.
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Chicago
Fullerton's Roundup and Sport Snippets
National program woes for youth baseball cited from Dubuque Iowa to Hazleton Pennsylvania due to equipment shortages. Army and supply constraints affect leagues while outside help keeps some sections afloat. Red Barber marks 15 years as broadcaster. Boxing commissioner Billy Prince recalls two career knockouts. Ben Epstein comments on Bill Tilden’s influence. Ace Gutowsky story notes a Lions fullback abroad and seeking clippings.
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NEW York
Carl V. Riley
Dubuque
Hazleton
Bill Morgan
Bull
Dozer
Red Barber
University of Florida
Red
Billy Prince
New Connecticut
Glouster Scouts Plan Saturday Salvage Drive
Glouster Troop 72 will conduct a salvage drive Saturday leaving the scout room at 9:00 a.m. They will cover Glouster and pickup points where salvage calls have been made. Lunch will be prepared at the scout room and served at noon.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The standings show Holmes of Boston leading batting with a .386 average and 95 hits while also pacing runs with 60. Lombardi of New York tops home runs with 13, and Olma of Brooklyn has 14 steals. Bowman of Cincinnati leads pitching with a 5.0 ERA.
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Boston
Olivia
Brooklyn
Lombardi
New York
Olma
Brooklin
Bowman
Cincinati
Service Men of Glouster Area Visit From Abroad
Harry Vaughan M M Mate 20 visited Trimble with a 24 day leave from the Pacific theater after 20 months abroad to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Vaughan. He will report to Columbus for reassignment. Loren Anderson and Mrs Anderson spent two months with him and returned to Trimble. Anderson has a nine day leave then reports to Jacksonville for turret gunnery training. He has served 18 months. Mrs Anderson will not go to Jacksonville.
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Trimble
Isaac Vaughan
Pacific
Columbus
Sir Loren Anderson
N.A.T.T.C. Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Anderson
Figleys Buy Home in West Liberty
West Liberty news notes Supt. and Mrs. Thomas W. Figley purchased a new home in town and plan to move by August 1. Figley has been elected superintendent of schools at West Liberty. He traveled to Bryan Saturday for the funeral of his uncle, Joe Ryder.
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Thomas W. Figley
West Liberty
Figley
Bryan
Joe Ryder
Sawyer to Columbus Hospital for treatment
Chauncey David M Sawyer, former county commissioner and dairyman of Redtown, was taken to his daughter Mrs Dow Cannon’s home in Columbus Sunday and will enter a Columbus hospital when a room opens. He was accompanied by Mrs Sawyer and relatives Ralph Sawyer and family.
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David M. Sawyer
Redtown
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Columbus
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Ponce
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Cincinnati
Ness
Ralph Sawyer
Canhon
Greens Run
Famous Evangelist To Conduct Services At Hoop er Ridge
Nationally known evangelist H Max Good and staff will headline a two night revival at Hoop er Ridge Church of Christ on July 5 and 6. Good heads Souls Harbor Tabernacle in Columbus and airs Wings of Prayer on WHKC. Lee H. Baum of the tabernacle is expected to join. Services start at 8:30 p m.
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H. Max Good
Hooper Ridge Church of Christ For A
Rev. Good
Souls Harbor, Tabernacle
Columbus
Wings of Prayer
WHKC
Lee H. Baum
Tabernacle
Athletes From War Return to Sports Drive Postwar Growth
Tex Fulcher discusses how veterans encouraged by USO and Army officers are shaping postwar athletics. He notes many former spectators gained confidence, joined track and boxing, and now compete against Canadians, predicting a surge of champions across weight classes and sports as heavy participation rises.
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Sports Shorts: Ace Pitcher Wanke Out as Flyers Beat Wright Field
Columbus area brief lists Sgt. Charles Wanke of Lockbourne Army Air Base out with a possible hand fracture after being struck by a drive in the second inning of the Flyers 7 3 win over Wright Field. Also notes fine for Tom Brown over profanity, Oberlin football schedule, Toledo Open results, Canton star Orfanedes to AAU meet, Oak Harbor high school coaching change, and Cleveland Indians vs Athletics pitching plans.
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Community Church Plan Formed to Aid Ohio Communities
The Ohio Association for Community Centered Churches announced formation after filing incorporation papers in Columbus. Rev. Ben Andrews executive secretary said the state-wide group will develop community church programs, leadership, and fellowship across Ohio.
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Ohio
Ben Andrews
Chandler Seeks Two Votes Before Resigning from Senate
Senator A B Chandler D Kentucky says he will vote on the San Francisco charter and the Bretton Woods plan before resigning his Senate seat. He plans to join baseball full time after those actions and schedules a July 12 meeting with club owners to discuss his office budget as he prepares to move to Cincinnati.
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Louisville Stays In Title Race With Milwaukee Win
Louisville capitalized after a rain delay to beat Milwaukee by a wide margin, moving within two weeks of the lead. Columbus and Tin Pan contests were rained out, while Indianapolis shutout Kansas City behind six strong innings from Letty Wes Flowers.
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Kansas City
Letty Wes Flowers
Millfield Needle Club Meets at Elizabeth Robinett's Home
Members of the Millfield Needle Club will be entertained tonight at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett in Millfield.
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Millfield Chauncey
Millfield
Needle Club
Elizabeth Robinett
Poultry Theft Surge Reported in Michigan
DETROIT reports show rising thefts of cattle and chickens amid a meat shortage in Southeastern Michigan. Oakland County Undersheriff Clifford Fritz notes some thieves use chloroform or gas to subdue poultry.
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Michigan
Clifford Fritz
Oakland County
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