Browns and Browns Fall Short in Preseason Run
National and American standings show Columbus 3-1 and Indianapolis 4-1 with scattered results. Browns struggle in pre season with injuries and lineup changes. Mentions of Vander Meer Reda and Pry, plus notes on players Popowski Verban Ber and Beckman in a disjointed box of baseball references and personnel shifts.
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Ces
Vander Meer ‘ Reda
Gerry Pry
Vernon
Louisstte
Albright
Campbell
Browne
McBride
Lamiting
Bena Oolee ‘Giants
Porowsk
Jon
National League
Brown
Tota Sea Ant
Columbus
Pecments
Bergamo
Stef Antonel
Brad Sturdy
Manel
Beckman
Rime Soncyefelding
Fila
Tohe Temarke
Barrett
Louisville Sons
Carp Lee
Vie
Eemuse
Columus
Stack
Stephens
Albright Young
Jefferson
Popowski
Verban
Ber Fuk
Mos
Garno
Young
Ronell
Henin
Heathouble
Antonelli
Jerban
Sturdy
Pouievile
Beck
Marines use sports to toughen recruits at San Diego base
At the Marine Corps Base in San Diego daily athletic activity builds muscle and discipline for front line action. Under Capt Long Beach Junior College and First Lt Ba ard P Rawling, recruits engage in baseball softball basketball football track boxing swimming and more with a full program run by 14 instructors led by Lt Raveling.
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San Diego
Calif
Hich
Wepare
Mar Ine Corps
Arden
Long Beach
Baard
Santa Ana Army Air Base Club
Ray Yoehim
New Orleans Pelicans
Land
St Louie Cardinals
Church
Yoohim
Disa
Gerald
Indianapolis
Naonal A A.C
Bu University
Sears
Lt Raveling
Lt. Raveling
Nest Hhim
Laurel Cliff Club Hosts Garden Club Contest Night
Evelyn Turner hosted eleven Sherwood Garden Club members Thursday evening. Helen Leitheit won first prize in a tree contest, Hazel Eichinger second. Light refreshments followed. Mrs Guy Colesone went to Hole Zee Hospital for surgery. The Powhatan tribe once occupied the original capital grounds at Washington D.C.
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Claff
Evelyn ‘Turner
Sherwood Garden Club
Helen Leitheit
Hazel Eichinger
Guy Colesone
Holezee Hospital
Cole
Joseph Eva Mise
Fern Dorr Schaeffer
St. Joseph
NE. Schaefer
Parker Haveter
Cpl
Thomas Gene
Africa
Brown
John Roecher
Chester
Lou Delhi
Edward Evane
Charles Karr
Millersburg
Washington, D.C
Fullerton's Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton
Navy trainees will report at colleges at 6 and 7 o clock shaping rosters for fall sports. Yale gains Sam Mele and Johnny Simmons via Marines. Oklahoma loses ten players to Marines leaving one returnee. Phil Rizzuto stars for naval station team. Marine boxers lose series 6-5 to Royal Australian Air Force. Red Barkley proves popular with Dodgers despite half schedule with Cessna semipro.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Coleks
Navy
Yale
Sam Mele
Johnny Simmons
N.y.ql
The
Marines
Phil Rizzuto
Naval Air Station
Pantelleria
Phi
Royal Australian Air Force
South Pacific
China Famine Relief Fund
Af Corp
Ray White
Steubenville, C
Southworth Names Own Outfielders as Top Bench Picks
Billy Southworth, manager of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals, selects his preferred NL outfield trio and names Musial Walker Galan and Litwhiler among his top five. He praises Ott, Walker, and Galan for performance against the Cardinals, notes Litwhiler as best right handed outfielder, and cites Musial and Walker family merit.
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LOUIS
U—11
Billy Southworth
St. Louis
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Harry Walker
Danny” Litwhie
South
Worth Picce
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Fred Walker
Augie Galan
Card
Philadelphia
Southwoven
Billy
Galan
Southworth
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Walker
Fred
Dixie
Harry
Ott
Iun
Dodger
Tensatina
97 Year Old Woman Dies At Home In Trimble Area
Elizabeth Mire Wires, 97, died at her son Frank Wires home in Trimble. She was born and lived in Athens County and survived by ten children including Mrs William Dunnevy Urbana, Mrs Bertha Dean Columbus, Melora Johnson Dunbar, Clark Wires New Morefield, and Frank Wires Trimble R. The body was brought to Wallace Funeral Home. Services Thursday at 2 PM at Trimble Methodist Church with Rev Charles Palmer officiating. Burial Sands Cemetery.
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Louster — Mire
Elizabeth Wires
Frank Wires
Trimble
Athens County
William’ Dunnevy
Urbana
Bertha Dean
Columbus
Mel
Ora Johnson
Dunbar
Clark Wires
New Morefield
Mrs. Antle Honored At Stork Shower
Mrs Antle honored at a stork shower given for Mrs Howard Ante by friends Monday evening at the Antle home. Bridge dominated the evening with late hour refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Kent Helskell Mrs Willa Welch Mrs Alfred Craft Mrs Ray White Mrs Lawrence Colbert Mrs Earl Johnson Mrs Vernard Edward Mr Le E Richardson Mrs Del mer Dunlap Mrs Basil Davis Mrs Dan Kovach Mrs Wowell Miss Naomi Byrd Mrs Robert Gamwell and the guest of honor Mrs Howra Antie Also present were Mr and Mrs Donald Johnson and daughters Julia and Donna Lee Trimble who have gone to Columbus where Mr Johnson is employed Dorothy Ann has also gone to Columbus for employment.
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Howard Ante
Antle
Kent Helskell
Willa Welch
Alfred Craft
Ray — White
Lawrence Colbert
Earl Johnson
Vernard Edward
le E. Richardson
Delmer Dunlap
Basil Davis
Dan Kovach
Wowell
Naomi Byrd
Robert Gamvvell
Howra Antie
Glouster
Donald Johnson
Julia
Donna Lee
Trimble
Columbus
Social Notes Record Double Wedding in Glouster
The Glouster community notes the double wedding of the daughter of Mark Hawk of Jonson to Pvt Jack R Brown of Camp Western Texas, son of Mr and Mrs N T Brown of Trimble. The ceremony at the brides home was led by Rev Ira S Franck, with a reception for relatives. Brown to remain on furlough. The bride, salutatorian of John son High School class of 1943, works at Mullins Manufacturing. Brown formerly worked at General Tire, Warren, before enlistment.
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Mark’ Hawk
Jonson
Uni Md
Jack R Brown
Camp
Texas
N._T. Brown
Trimble
Ira
Franck
Howland Dormers
Now or Never as Reds Open Series With Dodgers
Cincinnati manager William McKechnie tells his Reds it is now or never as they start a doubleheader with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Vander Meer opposes Brooklyn, with Whitlow Wyatt slated in relief in the nightcap. Lannie Frey returns to the lineup after an injury layoff as Cincinnati battles for a pennant while New York, Pittsburgh, and others chase.
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Wkechnie
Redlegs
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Vander Meer
Brooke Club
Reds
Fang
Cincinnati
Lannie Frey
Breaks Help Saints Win in Tight Twin Bill
The Saint Paul Saints won the first game 3 to 1 as Stan Andrews' finger injury forced him out and Ray Blamire returned to catch. In the second game Saint Paul prevailed 4 to 3. Milwaukee Brewers split with Minnesota, winning 5 to 2 and losing the second. Indianapolis Indians split with Toledo, taking 4 to 2 but losing the second. Columbus beat Louisville 7 to 3 in the opener, then lost 8 to 1 in the nightcap.
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St.Paul Sainte
Stan Andrews
Fou
Kansas City
Andrews
Ray ‘Bla ‘Mire
St. Paul
Saints
Milwaukee Brewers
Minneap
Milwaukee
Brewers
Indianapolis Indians
Toledo
Twin Bill
Louisville
Colonels
Jacksonville Methodist Sunday School Class Party
The Jacksonville Methodist Sunday School class held a Friday evening party at Mrs Woodyard’s home with Mrs Davis presiding. Mrs Roberts read scripture and Mrs Palmer led prayer. Thirteen members were on roll call with two present. Delicious refreshments followed and guests conversed on the front porch into the hour.
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Jacksonville Methodist Unday School
Woodyard
Davis
Roberts
Palmer
Crowds Expected at Indians Game for War Relief Fund
About 35,000 fans are planned to gather at Inkefront Stadium for a war relief fund event tied to a baseball game between Cleveland and New York Yankees. Pregame ceremonies feature military drill by the 72nd Battalion and a parade with soldiers, Jeeps, and radio trucks. Bundled in, Bagby and Borewy are named pitchers for the exhibition clash.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
No War Fund, Inc
Inkefront Stadium
Rybody
Alva Bradley
72Th Battalon
Oakewood Country
Beal Family and Friends Gather for Weekend Visits
Clyde Beal and son Walter of Uhrichsville with Mrs. Wiliam Ab hight and sons Dick and Jake of Canton visited George and Sutford Beal. Grace Simmers returned to Springfield after visiting Charles Shull Sr. and friends here. George Spang and Jon Eddie of Logan called on Clifford Beal as Vacation Bible School concluded with a toast. Shirley Arlene Clary and John Clary of Lonesteeth joined Hazel Park resident Chick Clary and Mary Lou Beal’s mother in Junction City visits.
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Sanvb
Ana Sre
Clyde Beal
Walter
Uhricheeville
Wiliam Ab Hight
Jake
Canton
MM Georsg Beal
Sutford Beal
Grace Simmers
Springfield
Charles Shull Sr
George Spang
Jon Eddie
Logan
Clifford Beal
Bible School
Sand Run
Sheldon
Chick
Clary
Hazel Park
Michigan
Shirley Arlene
George Beal
Aire John, Clary
Lonesteeth
Herman Beal
New Str
Mary Lou
Junction City
Beal
Mich
Guess
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Laurence
Minneapolis
Browns
Sevelle
McQuir
Wilke
Tin
Wilks
Wiethe Abr
Tiane Vaughan
Harry Aso Kent
Stel
Wat
John Heifkin
Sharon
Charles H.ormewski
Schupp
Tony
Doyie
Allus Browne
Garrison
Fel
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Elson
Basimbus
Creel ML
Cloyd
Lincoln
Neb
James Clemens, Sr
Pve
Glouster P
Lucile Joley
Joseph Is He
Wiliam
Ed Winco
Trimble Toxidh
Collis
Louisa
Laurel Cliff Club
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Dewey Shorter
Laster
Oklahoma
Sooners
Aly
Hoone Maker
Snorter
Barkley
Wichita
Red Barkley
Branch Rickey
Avs
Outtfield
Musial
Jess Buy
Atcher
Knoxville
Tenn
Bob Finley
Philadelphia Phillies
Trimble Area
Heldhursday
Mrs. Antle
Stork
Ma Tonic Hall
Welock
Virgil Iidy
Warren
Ohio
Thom
Arma Hospital
CF. Wallace
Invinn
Mire
Sloustea
Dora Wagner
Fend
Wilbur Balderson
Yami
Harriette Weymueller
Akron
Grevelana
RC. Pritts
Ronnile
Beulah Dew
Pataskala
Sl" Stephenson
Frank McKinney
Zanesville
John J. Morris
Glenna (Morris
Menny
Charles G. Archer
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Tie
J. J. Morr
Ralph Antie
Yeane Vaughan
Army Air
Western Auto
Adsuliaie
V. Yaw 28S
Court Street
Athens
Kittle Lumber & Supply CO
Stooklyn
Dixie Walker
Newsome
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Fighting Sons of Freedom
Athens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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