Plenty of stars not on all star nines travel world series proposal to be discussed
New York AP. Both leagues will consider a traveling world series as managers passed over many top stars for the All Star squads. NL favorites include Musial Camilli French Lamanno and Reyes. AL standouts feature Fleming Pesky Bridges Dean and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Polo Grounds
Stan Musial
Musial
Larry French
Dodgers
Rev Starr
Cincinnati
Phelps
Ray Lamanno
Reds
Camilli
Les Fleming
Johnny Pesky
Bridges
Tigers
Chubby Dean
Cleveland
Indians Take Final Game of Bosox Series
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau aimed to finish in the first division and the Indians closed the four game set in Chicago with a 1 0 loss in yesterday’s second game and a trio of wins for Boston. Chubby Dean’s pinch hit broke a tie in the eighth to win the Indians their only victory over Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Redskins
Boston
Rex Sox
Indians
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chubby Dean
Boudreau
Hackett
Keltner
Heath
Fleming
Dean
Baseball Standings and World Series Rule Talk
Baseball standings show varied scores across teams led by Pittsburgh and New York in recent games. Ford Frick travels to Chicago for talks with K M Landis about World Series rule changes aimed at funding Army Navy relief and USC, including proposals for nine game series and tour formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Coast
Ford Frick
Chicago
K. M. Landis
Army
Navy
USC
Toledo
Denver
San Francisco
William Harridge
Landis
Frick
Polo Grounds
Cleveland
Double Bill Captured as Chisox Edge Yankees in Slugfest
In a packed slate the Chisox overpowered the Yankees 6-5 to split the twin bill, as Red Ruffing faltered and Ernie Bonham outpitched him. Across the league the Tigers beat the Indians 3-0, the Senators edged the Browns 14-13, and the Cardinals shut out the Braves 3-0 despite a Cubs rally in the nightcap.
Shutouts Highlight Weekend Baseball Performances
Associated Press reports pitchers added shutouts to their records in yesterday's doubleheaders. Ray Earl Reid of Indianapolis and a Millers trio held opponents to zero runs in 7-0 and 2-0 games while Toledo and Minneapolis split 1-0 and 2-0 scores. Van Munge and Keetz shared mound duty as the Blues beat St. Paul 1-0 and Louisville 3-2 in separate games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Creddianapolis
Ray Earl Reid
Milwaukee
Nneapolis Millers White
Toledo
Mickey
van Munge
Keetz
Millers
City
Louisville Sp
Colonels
Prpies
St. Paul
Ted Wilks
Heafner Ties Record To Win Mahoning Open
Clayton Heafner of Durham NC shot 72 holes totaling 264 to win the Mahoning Open defense, tying the world record with Graig Wood. Horton Smith and Dutch Harrison tied for second at 267. Hogan finished tied for 3rd at 269, collecting $75 prizes in a short course event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heafner
Girard
Craig Wood
Big Clayton Heafner
Durham
N. C
Marksman
Graig Wood
P.G.A
Mahoning Valley
Fred Corcoran
Horton Smith
Pinehurst
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Harrisburg
Glouster Moose Lodge Opens Large Class In Bowling
A large class of the H. H. Swart Lodge No. 1197 Loyal Order of Moose initiated Sunday. The event featured a bowling match where Glouster defeated Nelsonville by 155 pins. Key figures included Gibby Stevenson with a 567 triple and Fred Thomas with a 210 high game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Nelsonville
Gibby Stephenson
Fred Thomas
H. H. Swart
Glouster Lodge
Loyal
Order of Moose
Mr. Swart
Fairfield Lodge
Lancaster
Charles McCall
Mr. McCall
Jacob Weizer
Mr. Weizer
Frank A. Buhla
Alec Docie
Harold Brown
Jimmy McCarty
Columbus
U. S. Army
Vern Lamborn
Weizer
Ironton
Seventy seven youths register for selective service in Glouster
Seventy seven young men aged 18 to 20 registered Saturday at the American Legion Hall in Glouster from 12 noon to 6 pm. Several workers from the area returned to register locally. Tuesday is the last day to register from 7 am to 9 pm at the hall. ARE PARENTS OF SON GLOUSTER- Mr and Mrs Robert McCreanar are the parents of a seven pound son Robert born at their Mein Street home. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John McCreanor and Mr and Mrs Joseph Vessalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Hall
Songlouster
Robert McCreanor
Robert
Mein Street
John McCreanor
Joseph Vessalo
the Plains
Ullerton's Roundup highlights baseball scrap rubber plan and war era figures
Washington column notes Thomas Kay urging baseball clubs and colleges to scrap rubber for wood, citing over supply at players' homes. Mentions Cincinnati Red Lindsey Deal, Clyde Vollmer, Ensigns Babe Ruth and John I. Drew, Duquesne and Marquette ties, and the Coral Sea context as a backdrop to sports personalities and Navy personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Vollmer
Birmingham
Cincy Reds
Lindsey Deal
Atlanta
Mr. Deal
Pittsburgh
Herbert
Babe
Duquesne
San
Coral Sea
John I. Drew
Marquette U
Lexington
Redecoration of Glouster Library Nears Completion
Friday night work finished on repainting the Glouster Library offices and reading room in buff tones to brighten the space. A Capitol at Washington print gifted by Mrs. Ethel Bailey will hang above the reading room door. New books arrive regularly and daily use remains high with hours 1 to 5 pm except Sundays and holidays. Pvt Dayne Skinner of Fort Leonard Wood visited relatives in Glouster from Saturday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Front St
Capitol
Washington
Ethel Bailey
Glouster Glouster
Dayne Skinner
Ft. Leonardwood
Week end sports in brief highlights across the nation
John Kraft defeats Irl Oliver 4 and 3 to win trans Mississippi golf crown in Kansas City. Betty Jameson beats Phyllis Otto 9 and 7 in San Antonio to win the women's western open. Frank Tatum Jr. wins the national intercollegiate crown in South Bend 5 and 4 over Manuel De La Torre. Whirlaway wins the Brooklyn handicap in New York with a record time of 2 02 5. Ted Schroeder and Larry Dee win the national intercollegiate tennis doubles in New Orleans. Sun Bowl football to be discontinued on Jan 1 per Dr R B Homan Jr in El Paso. Ward Haylett named Kansas State football coach in Manhattan. Bill Terwilliger wins the national A A U decathlon with 6802 points in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
South Bend
Ind
Frank
Sandy) Tatum, Jr
Stanford
Manuel de la Torre
Northwestern
New York
Whirlaway
Brooklyn
Warren Wright
Payne Whitney
New Orleans
Ted Schroeder
Larry Dee
EL Paso
R. B. Homan, Jr
Southwest Sun Carnival Committee
Manhattan
Kas
Ward Haylett
Kansas State
Hobbs Adams
Navy
Bill Terwilliger
Northern Illinois Teachers College
Logan's Softball Team Wins Two in Doubleheader
Logan's Book Store softball team triumphed in a Sunday doubleheader at Middleport with identical 6-5 scores. Charles Marshall earned 7 hits in relief for game one against Harries All-Stars, while Stan Ruf led the second-game win over Middleport Dept Store. Logan's squad plays in the Athens City League. Emmett Crowe of Xavier University was inducted into the Army over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Redlegs
Flatbush
Reds
Whit Wyatt
Hugh Casey
Newt. Kimball
Paul Derringer
Kirby Higbe
Larry French
French
Bucky Walters
the Brooks
Logan's
Book Store
Middleport
Charles Marshall
Harries
Stan Ruf
Middleport Dept. Store
Great Lakes to Play Armco Nine in Navy Relief Match
Great Lakes Naval Training Station baseball team to host Armco Steelmakers of the Indiana Ohio League at Armco Field in Middletown for a Navy relief game. Manager Buddy Bloebaum plans to start Jack Niemes after four 1 0 wins while Johnny Rigney, ex White Sox pitcher, may take the mound for Armco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Gordon
Mickey
Seiple Wins Point Tournament At Athens Country Club
Joe Seiple dominated the Athens Country Club event with a 47 total to win the point tournament, nine ahead of Class A rivals Jim Householder and Fred Sanders. Class B leaders were H C Dorman and Art McPherson with 34, while Sisler and Walker tied at 29. The Directors' Tournament final will feature Norman Dean against Seiple after Dean defeated four opponents to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Seiple
Athens Country Club
Jim Householders
Fred Sanders
Dr. Haskins
Hammy Oldfield
H. C. Dorman
Art McPherson
Sisler
Walker
Norman Dean
Dean
Barstow
Thomas
Musgrave
Thackery
Seiple
Beckley
Miller
Coon
Oldfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kolloway
Pesky
Higgins
Detroit
Wright
Keller
Hayes
St. Louis
Frey
Jurges
Hack
F. Walker
Nicholson
Culler
Ss Philley
Rere Drews
Curtright
Weintraub
Seer
Powell
Schalow
Andrews
Swift
P Martin
Bowman
Krh
Myatt
Aleno
Antonelli Moss
Luken
Ae Gleeson
Powell Antonelli
Gleeson
Martin
Crouch
Drews
Moss
Guthrie
Kelley
Philley
Antonelli
Pitts Mocackonte
Williams
Wecennene
Pasek
Culler Philley
Wilks
Walters
Reiser
Dunn
Sears
Stewart
Joost
Aweeeene
Marshall
F. McCormick
Haas
Goodman
Lamanno
Ewereeee
Bs Craft
Derrenger
Kimball
Casey
DiMaggio
Finney
Lfomen
Derringer
Wyatt
der Boudreau
Hockett
Nese Ringer
Peters
Kimif Ossccecen
Heath Mills
Owen
Grimes
Mack
Hogan
Susee
Cincinnati Abb
PCA
aDenning
Eeenne Bagby
Wen O Frey
Embree
Gromek Eee
aLamanne Wenere
Susce
Gromek
Hemsley
Craft
Tabor
Mills
Runs Walters
Runs Walters, P Ween
Doerr
Conroy
Van
Medwick
Ween Cleveland
Balis
Herman
Judd
Bagby
Eene
Reese
Wee Wen Eene Embree
Higbe
oWalker
Eree
dBordagaray
Weeeee Quinn Om
Basil
Willem
Accusca
Lupien
bat‘Tabor
Peacock
Galan
Wagner
P Oreeween
A Cronin
Ca- Cleveland
Mc Weatherly
Cormick
Riggs
Heath If Ween
Wee Eere
Heres Mack
Ee Denning
Wetter Kennedy
Wee
Dean Heath
Kennedy
Fleming Doerr
Tewart
National Club
W. Pet
Philadelphia
Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Harold Clausen
Double Bill
Austin Bealmear
Yanks
Red Ruffing
Ernie
Sult
Yankee
McCarthy
Weland
Boston Reds
Chubby
Philadelphians
Hal Newhouser
Harris
Myron
Senators
Louis Browns
Woodgers
Ational
Cubs
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Ben
Lloyd Mangrum
Monterey Park
Cal
Gene Kunes
Glouster Moose Lodge
Stephenson
Lantz
M. Chute
F. Thomas
J. Zimmer
S. Cook
L. Silcott
M. Wolf
J. Wolf
G. Wolf
Til
Ullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Mobays
Drebinger
New York Times
Frank Frisch
John Kraft
Irl Oliver
LOGAN
Crowe
Emmett Crowe
Xavier University
Great Lakes
ARMCO
Bruck
Pico Wholesale Constributors
Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!