East-West Baseball War Relief Shows Return Amid Big Schedule
Major league clubs resume interleague play as two War Relief days launch with all receipts to the National War Fund. The program features doubleheaders in both leagues and a night game in Pittsburgh as teams prepare for a two week burst and the Philadelphia all star game.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
National War Fund
National League
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Attsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Stephens and Hockett Tied For Batting Lead
Vernon Stephens of the St Louis Browns shares the American League batting lead with Cris Hockett of the Cleveland Indians after a week. Stephens slipped to .342 while Hockett rose to .344. In the National League Babe Dahlgren leads with .351 as Frank McCormick moves to second at .336.
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New York
Vernon
Ellsworth
Babe
Dahlgren
Stephens
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati
Billy Herman
Brooklyn
Zarilla Called Up By Browns From Mud Hens
Al Zarilla outfielder for the Toledo Mud Hens has joined the St. Louis Browns in a trade for Tony Criscola. He leads the Mud Hens with a .350 average and was in the Texas League last season.
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al Zarilla
Toledo Mud Hens
Athens
St. Louis Browns
Zarilla
Browns
Tony Criscola
Standings Update From The National and American Leagues
Pittsburgh leads the National with a 7 to 1 win over Cincinnati in the sole game. In the American Association Indianapolis defeats Toledo 8 to 1 while Milwaukee edges Minneapolis 5 to 4. Kansas City and St. Paul 5 and Louisville Columbus postponed.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City & St. Paul
Louisville-Columbus
Pet
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ston
Chicago
New York
Saneee
Washington
Boston
Wwewe
Cleveland
Neewne
Detroit
Weeesee
Kansas City
Louisville
Brewers Power Upset by Homers in Tight Race
Milwaukee, short on pitching, relied on hitters with Hank Helf delivering a solo homer after three innings and Ted Norbert later adding a two run shot in a 5 to 4 loss. Indianapolis beat Toledo 8 to 1 while Kansas City topped St Paul 8 to 5.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Minneapolis
Brewers
Hank Helf
Millers
Ted Norbert
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Tribe
Toledo Madhens
Kansas City Blues
St. Paul Saints
West Columbia Social Notes
West Columbia social items list local visitors and guests from nearby towns and cities. Nan NIE Johnson hosted family, while multiple families from Charleston New Haven Columbus Mason City Kaylong and Syracuse visited. Bob Johnson of Washington is noted for base running defense in the season’s first three weeks.
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West Columbia
Nannie Johnson
Harry Steward
Guy Steward
Near Charleston
New Haven
Jackie Miller
Columbus
Woodrow Foreman
Lawrence van Matre
Ben Pickens
Baltimore
Ted Riley
Middleport
Reverend Clark
Bud Steward
Mason City
Fannie France
Raymond Adams
Kaylong
Red Riley
Sam Bad
Point Pleasant
William Young
Ross Kapp
Frank Knapp
Duffy Syracuse
George France
Eva Sprouse
Washington
Bob Johnson
Fullerton's Roundup sports column mixing boxing baseball and odd notes
In a cluttered roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr the column hints at Young Kid McCoy training with Ray Robinson to prep for a Detroit bout with Jake LaMotta. Apoleon Rodriguez Reyes debuts with the Giants and a Nap Lajoie umpire squabble yields a $50 fine. mentions guest star Basil Fitzgerald and college football gear notes plus Hambletonian track shifting and Henry Edwards retirement.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Kid McCoy
Jake LaMotta
Detroit
Ray Robinson
Musial profits from experience to chase batting title
Stan Musial, St. Louis Cardinals outfielder, credits experience for his early season success. He studied pitchers, adjusted his approach at the Polo Grounds, and posted strong numbers in New York. Musial notes added confidence against lefties and aims to win the batting crown this year.
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ST. Louis
Stanley Frank Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Polo Grounds
New York
Giants
Springfield
Rochester
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Enos Slaughter
Pete Reiser
Reds Invade Brooklyn With Stars Injured
Cincinnati Reds travel to Brooklyn for a doubleheader against the Dodgers while two top hitters Lonnie Frey and Frank McCormick sit due to injuries. They recently lost 7 to 1 at Pittsburgh as Rip Sewell showcases a new hump back slow ball and Bob Elliott hits a homer for the Pirates.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Lonnie Frey
Frank McCormick
Redlegs
Pittsburgh
Rip Sewell
Bob Elliott
Bucs
Bucky Walters
Sewell
Walters
Eric Tipton
Elliott
Eddie Miller
Ray Mueller
Apple Grove Social Notes Highlighted Visits and Church Events
Apple Grove community notes list visits by Mrs. John Hayman and Miss Ruby Hayman of Racine to their parents, along with trips by Mrs. John Donally from Akron and Spencer Hayman in Denver. Local residents gather for church services led by Rev. Lester Taylor with Latin America study concluded by the W S C S. Additional gatherings include dinners in Letart Falls and Letart area guests.
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Apple Grove
Howard Johnson
Racine
John Hayman
Ruby Hayman
George Hayman
John Donally
Akron
Gene Slaughter
Cottageville
Spencer Hayman
Denver
Colo
Glenn Wolfe
Georgia Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Jonas Wolfe
Alex Wheeler
Methodist
Lester Taylor
W.S.C.S
Latin America
Olden ‘Thaxton
Letart Falls
R. A. McKelvey
Paul Beegle
Charles Beegle
Dorcas
Fern Gaul
Pauline Beegle
Robert Kleinschmidt
Pomeroy
Patty Higginbotham
Charleston
Betty Beegle
Ruby
Lena Reed
Millwood
W. Va
Charles Sayre
O. G. Shields
Roy Buck
Sue Ann
East Letart
Early Roush
Salvage Drive in Trimble Two Ends Thursday
Glouster Ohio reports a Trimble Township salvage drive aimed at scrap iron tin cans rags and paper to aid war efforts. The last day will see trucks depart Depot Square at 8 30 am with Boy Scouts loading materials for shipping.
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Ohio
Trimble Township
United States
Depot Square
Local Social Notes and Racing Odds
Alice Curtis and family visited her brother nearby while Rev S J Fleming stayed with Sam Penn. Evlyn and Alice Sirback went to Wellston, Beulah Neuheart and brother David returned from West Virginia, and E E Miller of Wellston visited his farm. Sgt Bennett Adkins spent the weekend with his father. Former boxing champion Henry Armstrong drew gates of 425000 in 22 comeback tries. George Woolf, “the iceman,” has ridden at Churchill Downs seven times without a Derby win.
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Alice
Henry Armstrong
Gates
George Woolf
the Iceman
Churchill Downs
Visiting Pastor Delivers Sermon at Glouster Church
The Rev. L. J. Tigner spoke at the Church of Christ in Glouster on the topic God’s Answer to Our Times of Doubt. He urged tearing down Baal altars and establishing Jehovah’s altar. It was his first sermon there and the first time his brother C. B. Tigner heard him preach.
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Ancient
Israel
Baal
Tigner
C. B. Tigner
Election of officers at Concord Union Church on July 4
There will be an election of officers after preaching services at Concord Union Church on Sunday July 4. If Reverend George is absent the election will follow Sunday School. Cemetery Trustees are elected in August at the home-coming.
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Trimble
Concord Union Church
George
Tribe Roster Completed by Frank Dossack
Cleveland AP report notes roster expansion to 25 with Frank Doljack added as a right fielder. Doljack, 33, previously with Detroit and various minors, will likely serve as a pinch hitter in the Indians Yankees War Fund game at Cleveland Stadium.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Annie Oakley
Tribe
Alva Bradley
Yankees
New York
Frank Doljack
Dossack
Glouster Social Notes Show Local Visits and Travel
Glouster residents Mrs Lillian Cross man Curr and daughter Alice visit Athens where Miss Curr attends Ohio University. Mrs C M Clark and Mr J H Henshaw receive Sunday calls. Mr Carroll LeFavor and son from Gallipolis visit Coshocton then Glouster to see M M LeFavor before returning.
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Carroll LeFavor
Gallipolis
Coshoct
Harold LeFavor
Glouster
M. M. LeFavor
LeFavor
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Local Social Notes From Columbus Area Visitors
Flora Rankin and Howard Glick of Columbus spent the weekend at the Jennings home. The Colberts hosted two families from Rose Farm and brought Susanne home to spend a week. Rev L J Tigner and family visited Peoria. Gene Nida visits grandparents in the city. Campbell Higgins and Georgie visited Logan. McCarty hosts Minnie Duncan with travels between Columbus and Clouster. Patricia Ann born to Mr and Mrs Willard Coey weighing eight and a half pounds. The Coeys had guests including Margaret Coey and Wavelene Coey visiting Zanesville.
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Flora Rankin
Howard Glick
Curtiss-Wright
Columbus
Alfonso Jennings
Clarence Colbert
Billy
Barbara Jean
Rose Farm
Lawrence Colbert
Susanne
Colberts
C. B. Tigner
Peoria
Gene Nida
Steubenville
Harry Vaughan
George H. Campbell
Dorothy Higgins
Georgie
Logan
Hubert Guess
Culver McCarty
Minnie Duncan
James Coey
Margaret Coey
Zanesville
Wavelene Coey
Whirlaway Retired to Kentucky Pastures After Record Career
Whirlaway the sport’s leading money winner is retired to Calumet Farm in Kentucky for peaceful, long retirement. Owner Warren Wright and trainer Ben Jones halted further racing to avoid retirement injury. The 5 year old chestnut colt earned $561,161.50 from 60 starts and finished fifth in his last race at Washington Park.
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Chicago
Whirlaway
Kentucky
Calumet
Warren Wright
Fe OE
Wright
Ben Jones
New Orleans
Arlington Park
Washington Park
Jones
Missouri
Grand Circuit Opens Season At Cleveland
The 1943 Grand Circuit begins a 23 day meeting at North Randall with a $5,000 preview of the Hambletonian $40,000 trotting classic. Volo Song, owned by Bill Strang and driven by Bill White, heads the Matron Stake field with Worthy Boy as top challenger. Races run daily at 4 30 p m Eastern War Time except Saturdays and July 5 when 2 30 p m.
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Cleveland
North Randall Oval
Volo Song
Bill Strang
Brooklyn
N. Y
Volomite
Bill White
Hambletonian
James B. Johnson, Jr
Rochester
Mich
Sep Palin
Chauncey Local Announces Meeting at Mine 25
Chauncey Local No. 358 will hold an important meeting Wednesday June 30 at 1 p m at Chauncey Mine 25 of the New York Coal Co. All members urged to attend as officers will be elected. Guss Graham is president and W E Hammond secretary of the local.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Local No. 358
Chauncey Mine
New York Coal Co
Guss Graham
W. E. Hammond
Young Church of Christ delegates head to annual conference
Six Chauncey youths from the First Church of Christ set out Sunday for Camp Moore near Zanesville to attend the annual Young People's Conference. Named travelers include Richard Stalder Ralph Brown Jr James Stanley Harve Courtney Betty Lou Jandes and Vergene Nye. Mary Lee Blo wer departs Millfield Church of Christ. No delegates from Trimble Taylor Ridge or Greens Run.
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Chauncey
First Church of Christ
Camp Moore
Zanesville
Church of Christ
Richard Stalder
Ralph Brown, Jr
James Stanley
Harve Courtney
Betty Lou Jandes
Vergene Nye
Mary Lee Blower
Millfield
Keasey Ham mond wedding in Gallipolis
Announcement of the marriage of William Keasey of the U S Navy and Miss Bessie Hammond of Chauncey. The ceremony took place in Gallipolis during a furlough period. William is son of the late Peter and Golda Keasey and nephew of Sherman Keasey, with brother Michael Keasey of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
William Keasey
U. S. Navy
Peter and
Golda Hillyer Keasey
Bessie Hammond
Emory Hammond
Gallipolis
Sherman Keasey
Michael Keasey
Evans Brothers Visit From Plains on Furlough
Mr and Mrs Henry Evans of The Plains host their two sons home on furlough. Sergeant Bennie Evans is stationed at Fort Bliss Texas and Pvt William Evans is at Camp McCain Mississippi.
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Chauncey
Henry Evans
The
Plains
Bennie Evans
Fort Bliss
Texas
Pvt
William Evans
Camp McCain
Mississippi
Ill health improving after blood transfusion at Logan hospital
Chauncey William Clarey of near Chauncey underwent a blood transfusion at Cherrington Hospital Logan. Blood was donated by his son in law Woodrow Ferrer. His condition is slightly improved after the procedure.
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Chauncey
William Clarey
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Woodrow Ferrer
Chauncey Quilting Bee Set for Wednesday at Church
The Weekly quilting session of the Ladies Aid Society will be held all day Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Chauncey. Members are invited to attend and work on projects for the church and community.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Chauncey Personal Notes Mention Local Visitors
In Chauncey and nearby towns residents hosted relatives and friends from Athens The Plains Columbus Nelsonville Mansfield Mason Murray City Parkersburg and The Plains over the weekend and for Sunday gatherings. Names include Evelyn Burt Carrie Channell Clara Millican Dee Kleinbriel Georgia Morrison Walter Hawk Dallas Yeager Robert Stewart Owen Scurlock Lois Ann Shafer Clifford Shafer Christine Brown Isabelle Courtney Walter Wharton and Guy Brookins.
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Clara Millican
Columbus
Dee Kleinbriel
Carol and
Russell
Nelsonville
William Stalder
the Plains
Georgia Morrison
Murray City
Chauncey
Charles W. Tippie
Walter Hawk
Parkersburg
Dallas Yeager
Robert Stewart
Mason
W. Va
Plains
Owen Scurlock
Carl Shafer
Lois Ann Shafer
Clifford Shafer
Christine Brown
Isabelle Courtney
John Shafer
Walter Wharton
Walter Jr
Guy Brookins
Chauncey Notes Illness of Becca Tippie Haning and Army Call
Condition of Becca Tippie Haning, 85, sister of Hattie Karns, Chauncey, and former Athens County resident ill at her son Roy Haning’s Akron home remains unchanged. Jack Ley, son of John J. Ley, Chauncey, enlisted in the Air Corps and is at Keesler Field Mississippi. Francis Abdella Chauncey also sent to Keesler Field with the last group.
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Chauncey
Becca Tippie Haning
Hattie Karns
Athens County
Roy Haning
Akron
Haning
Bates
Roy
Jack Ley
John J. Ley
Air Corps
Keesler Field
Francis Abdella
Unclear OCR fragment hints at official receipt certificate
Fragmentary text mentions a receipt certificate and a possible official role. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable for a proper summary.
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West Columbia Social Notes
Fullerton
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Louisville Courier
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Henry P. Edwards
Alabama
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Apple Grove Social Notes
Lyneasery
Miss Blatt
Lindy Hop
Robert Skinner
Skinner
Stewart Technical School
New York City
Patterson Field
Fairfield
Max Dailey
Louise Jennings
Hollister
Dailey
Navy Department
Fort Hayes
Army
Army Signal Corps
Richard Janchius
Mass
Eldon Faires
C. G. Faires
Eldon
Cal
Alice Social Notes
Frank Dossack
Kittle Lumber & Supply CO
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Union
Evelyn Burt
Lloyd
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Thomas Oliver
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Glenn Channell
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