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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1943
Page
7
Reds Gain Twin Bill As Pirates Fall In Smoky City
Cincinnati Reds sweep a Sunday doubleheader against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the Smoky City. Pitcher Truett Sewell faces Bucky Walters as Cincinnati wins 6 2 in game one and 6 1 in game two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Thetisburgh Pirates
Cinignati Reds
Frankie Frisch
Truett
Rip) Sewell
Bucs
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Reds
Abe
Fimner Riddle
Pirates
Ray Starr
Joe Beers
Rob Elliot
Pirate
Redleg
Riddle
al Lopez
Lopez
Vince DiMaggio
Mepett
Fletcher
DiMaggio
Coscarart
Podgajny
aWyrostek
Bone
Rescigno
pShuman
Williams
Marshall
McCormick
Howe Ny
Mueller
Cnccaeee
Saar
Renee Catenins
Podgamny
Elliott
Mesner
Gustine
Russell
Walker
Tipton Mueller
Tipton
Stewart, Magerkurth and Dunn
Standings and results across multiple baseball games
Baseball standings show teams like Boston New York and Chicago in tight races with mixed results across games. The report includes box score snippets for Louisville Columbus and Pittsburgh with player lineups, hits and errors, plus notes on a track meet allocation to Baldwin Wallace College in Berea Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Cleveland
Gunar Haegg
Cleveland A.A.U
Baldwin-Wallace College
Dodds Vows Fast Pace Against Haegg In Cold War Duel
Gil Dodds says he will push the pace against Haegg in their July 2 two mile clash in Chicago. The Boston College standout aims to use his blistering pace to take the lead early and deny Haegg control, with multiple races planned across major cities to test their rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Dodds
Haegg
Joe Gordon
New York
Gunder Harge
Boston Divinity
Dodds
Gordon Seminary
Boston
Haegg-Dodds
Chicago
Greg Rice
Merchant Marine
Ashland
Ohio
Sneeden
Haege
Rice
Boston College
Jack Ryder
America
Lloyd Hahn
Hahn
Fall City
Neb
Ashland College
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington
Weekend sports in brief from coast to coast
Bill Watson a former Michigan athlete and Detroit policeman reclaimed the national AAU decathlon title with 5 994 points in nine events though he skipped the 1500 meters Francisco Segura University of Miami sophomore captured the national intercollegiate tennis crown defeating Tom Brown Jr University of California 6 2 6 1 6 3 without losing a set Devil Diver won 30000 Brooklyn Handicap at Belmont Park with stablemate Shut Out finishing fourth Best Seller won the Equipoise Mile at Washington Park in 1937 paying 38 20 Southeastern Conference grants unlimited athletic eligibility to all men at member schools assigned by the armed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Devil Diver
Brooklyn
Market
Don Bingo
Chicago
Whirlaway
Washington Park
Atlanta
Southeastern Conference
Armed Services
Conkey Wins Golf Tourney at Athlens Country Club
Virgil Conkey captured first in the medal play handicap tournament at Ath ens Country Club yesterday with a net 66 from an 83 gross and 17 handicap. H B Noble was second with 92 25 67 and Ray Shepard third with 91 21 70. Twenty nine golfers competed as qualifying for the club championship began Saturday with 24 turning in scores by Sunday night. The event will be run in two 16 man flights with the qualifier deadline next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Conkey
Athens Country Club
H. B. Noble
Ray Shepard
Ohio GAR Convenes In Columbus Today
Enfeebled but proud three nonagenarians lead veterans signing in for the 77th annual encampment of the Ohio Grand Army of the Republic in Columbus. More than a score of Civil War veterans live in Ohio, about a half dozen expected today with John R. Bennett 98 from Waynesfield signing first. two Columbus veterans Rev. W. L. Hooper 96 and James K. B. Parker 95 also registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
John R. Bennett
Waynesfield
W. L. Hooper
James K. B. Parker
Indians Need Biggest Mound Staff in Loop
The Cleveland Indians rely on a large pitching staff with 12 moundsmen and 35 pitchers used in the last 15 games. In a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox, Cleveland won 2 to 1 in the opener with four relievers and Jack Salveson allowing one run, and lost the nightcap 2 to 0 due to weather. Guy Cartright extended a 24 game hitting streak with a home run. Allie Reynolds earned his first win of the season in four scoreless relief innings. The Indians next host the New York Yankees in a three game series Wednesday night, a National War Fund benefit game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Red Sox
Bombers
Flash
Howie Krist
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Tribe Pilot
Jim Bagby
al Smith
Chubby Dean
Chicago White Sox
Tribe
Sox
Jack Salveson
Guy Cartright
Allie Reynolds
Reynolds
Indians
New York Yankees
National War Fund, Inc
Class Meets at Home of Miss Danford
Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ met on Friday evening at Miss Lalla Danford's home due to heat. The lawn program included Scripture reading, a Lynn Gladden solo, recitation, a Louise Gladden poem, and a Bible quiz. A "white elephant" sale was highlighted followed by social hour and home made ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ Sunday School
Lalla Danford
J. H. Henshaw
Lynn Gladden
Helen Peugh
Louise Gladden
Maude Williams
Wanda McAllister
Emily Ojnas
Esta Cunningham
Sarah Easler
Ruth Watkins
Lois Dunlap
Nedra Eddy
Ruth Oskey
Bess Henshaw
Eleanor Anderson
Edyth Stahl
Lyn Gladden
Helen Pough
Joyce Williams
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Al Lang hints Florida could host baseball training again next spring as Army leases end. U of L athletic director Laurie Apitz notes 20 of 25 1938 football starters are in Army or Navy roles, suggesting football value. Ken Kavareuch flies bomber for Doolittle, and Don Goldbeck wins service tennis event at Cal Poly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Lang
St. Pete
Florida
Laurie Apitz
University of Louisville
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Apitz
Ken Kavareuch
Chicago Bears
Jimmy Doolittle
Sicily
Ckahoms A and M
Don Goldbeck
Texas
Bob Deacon
Arkansas
John Tarrant
Ilinois
Harry Mack
California
Abraham Levitan
Former Glouster Woman Ida Hart Dies at Son's Home
Aged Ida Hart, a former Glouster resident, died at her son Walter Hart's home in Swissvale Pennsylvania on Friday June 25. Funeral was in Delmont with burial there. Survived by three children John Hart Export Walter Hart Swissdale and Mrs Lucy Hawkins Asheville plus sister Mrs John Chadwell Trimble. She was a pioneer Church of Christ worker and brought the 1889 Ladies Aid quilt to the 1930s homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ida Hart
Walter Hart
Swissvale
Delmont
Alex Hart
Rose Gillins
Lizzie Steffey
Parker Hart
Hubert Hart
John Hart
Export
Swissdale Pa
Lucy Hawkins
Asheville
N. C
John Chadwell
Trimble
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mrs Shirkey Visited Columbus Dayton Family Returns
Mrs FE C Shirkey of Jacksonville returned Friday after a week visiting her son Byron Shirkey in Columbus and son Harold Shirkey and family, with her sister and brother-in-law Rannels Martindill and family of Dayton. Mrs Harold Shirkey and two children accompanied her for an indefinite visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
FE. C. Shirkey
Jacksonville
Columbus
Byron Shirkey
Harold Shirkey
Rannels Martindill
Dayton
Service Men Of Glouster Area News Mention
Letters from servicemen Glouster area include Cpl Eugene Bingman in the tropics reporting a Christmas package arrived late but edible candy intact. Cpl Andrew Shaffer, reported by The Los Angeles Times to have survived eight months in jungle. his parents shared the news. Pfe Lawrence P Wolf reports transfer to Santa Maria California after training as Flying Mechanic. Mrs Lou Corwin of Gloueter forwarded the Times clipping to a brother in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Lawrence P. Wolf
Joe Wolf Sr
Santa Marie
Cal
Buick Motor Division
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Andrew
Shaffer
Glouster
Hoi
Pennsylvania
Lou Corwin
Gla
Hollister
Nurse Phyllis Dyer Leaves for Training in Columbus
Trains as nurse Miss Phyllis Dyer spent three weeks visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Dyer and has returned to Toledo to take nurses training. She will travel from Toledo to Columbus this week to enter Children's Hospital to complete the training course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Phyllis Dyer
John Dyer
Toledo
Columbus
Children's Hospital
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching of the Era
National league leaders include Dahlgren of Philadelphia with 51 runs, Vaughan of Brooklyn 53 runs, Herman of Brooklyn 45 RBIs, Vaughan 81 hits, Ott of New York 8 home runs, Vaughan 6 stolen bases, and Krnst of St. Louis 62 pitching wins. Cleveland’s Hockett and St. Louis’ Stephens top batting at .342, White of Philadelphia 39 runs, Stephens 42 RBIs, Wakefield of Detroit 77 hits, Keller of New York 10 homers, Case of Washington 20 stolen bases, Candini of Washington 7 0 pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Club
St. Louis
Pet
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Seemann
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Stone
Seeeen
Chicago
New York
American Club
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
Association
W. L. Petsseme
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Seecee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Dahlgren
Vaughn
Herman
Vaughan
Ott
Brookelyn
Krnst
Hockett
Stephens
White
Wakefield
Keller
Case
Study Club Meets At Church Hall
The Catholic Ladies Study Club met in the Church Hall Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lena Wolf as hostess. President Mrs. Elizabeth Chute led the gathering with hymns and readings by Mrs. Joe Wolf Mrs. T A Noon and Mrs. Relord Healy. Prizes in defense stamps were awarded after games and the group prayed for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Lena Wolf
Elizabeth Chute
Joe Wolf
T. A. Noon
Relord Healy
America
Norma Brown
Sharon Bailey
Ann Bailey
Kate Bartels
Gertrude Darling
Martha Cavella
William Echstenkamper
Mary Jannice
Kamento
T. A
Glouster Area News This Weekend
Glouster area residents report weekend visits from Gail Faires of Point Pleasant and Mrs. Carr who has shown improvement after illness. William Welsch of Point Pleasant spent Sunday with his wife. Dorothy Higgins of Dayton stayed with the Campbells and their son Georgie before returning home. Jaqueline Ley, Columbus employee, visited her mother Mrs. L. W. Ley and sister Mrs. Al Craft for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Faires
Point Pleasant
Columbus
L. W. Ley
al Craft
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Chicago Cubs
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Krist
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Joe Beggs
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Otters
Johnny Wittig
Edgar Smith
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Rudy York
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Conkey
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Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
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Minneapolis Times
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