Shifts in Baseball Positions Amid Shortage
Sports writer Judson Bailey notes widespread shifting of players across positions due to shortages. Major leaguers, including Wasdelt and Frisch, experiment at new spots while others move from catcher to third base as teams like Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia adjust rosters in a rough early season.
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Judson Bailey
Jim
Pitening
Lindell
Ising
Brooklyn
Billy Herman
Praen
Pomsey
al Lopes
Titanurgh
Iry Is UK To Buy League Park Fight Results
A garbled sports note mentions names like Ted Lowry and George, with scant readable data about bouts and outcomes. The fragment includes references to U S Coast Guard and locations such as New York and Baltimore, but lacks coherent results or context beyond scattered scores and opponents.
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Iry Is
League Park
York
Ted Lowry
Benort
Mase
George An
U.S Coast Guard
Drew
Dre Kid Cocoa
Conn
John
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Vasquea
Stolen bases and pitching mix in early league games
Stolen bases credited to six players with two apiece. Teams mentioned include Cleveland Indians, Washington, New York, Chicago, Detroit, and St. Louis. Pitchers Murphy, Bo ay, Hughson, Leonard, Carrasquel, Bagby, and Trucks are cited across multiple matchups amid descriptions of home fields and stadiums.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Steveland
Washington
Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St Paul
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Tion Columbus
Alwaukee
Stephens
St. Louis
League Park
Cleveland Baseball Co
Rims Cary
Jones City Hall
Spence Pein
James G
Wevieeig
Gordon and
Kell
Aler
Laabs
McQuinn
Acon
Toul and
Mack
Cleveland Indians
Appling
Rome
Kolioway
Clift
Murphy
Boay
Ingtm
Hughson
Borton
Leonard
Carrasquel Washington
Bagby
Vandy Wild but Chalks Up Third Win
The Hollister Messenger reports on Vandy Wild securing a third win amid unclear text about salutatorian Yarger and James Cairelli. The incomplete passage mentions prediction and positions, with limited readable details.
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Vandy Wild
Hollister
Yarger
Sredictorian
James Cairelli
Reds Beat Pirates In War Time Baseball Scrap
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split a game as part of a wartime experiment with 11 hits for the Pirates and 7 for the Reds. Vander Meer pitched six strong innings before Dietz allowed the decisive runs in the seventh. Lonnie Frey led Reds with four hits including key RBI singles, while Eadie Mier contributed four ferees.
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Reds
Itelf
Warren Giles
Weil
Lonnie Frey
Frey
Eadie Mier’ Dou
Bert Haas
Hay Mueller
Bobiliot
Eric ‘Tipton
Tipton
Mueller
Max Mac
Hal
TH Baker
Elliott
Vince DiMaggio
Fletcher
Max" Butcher
Bucs
Steve Messner
Vander Meer
Fand
Stace Mueller
IbMesner
Totsle
Brandt
Minute Sports
Emer
Kinard
Football Dodgers
Missisippi Homestead
Cipc Innat
Tiel
Dodgers
Stusshal
Clark Baker
Butcher
Cacia
Riddle
Hite
Gnome
Dietz
Shuman
Middle
hall—Baker
Jorda, Conlan
Barr
Cincintati
Ay Starr
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Crosley Field
Pittsburgh
Frankie Frischie Kavier Rescigno
Pirates
Albany
Johnny Vai Fier Meer
Marriage of Skinner and Russell in Glouster Trimble
Florence Jane Russell and Skinner, aged 21, were united in marriage by Mayor Thomas Wil sr on Monday evening May 3, 1542, in Cleveland area. Skinner employed. transfer notice from Glouster shows Pearl Watier receiving word from Nele'gon. Pvt Merlan F Frazier completed 13 weeks basic training in Tank Destroyer unit at Camp Hood, Texas.
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Glouster
Pearlwatier
Nele'gon
Merlan F. Frazier Tho
Ucion
Camp Food
Texas
State Tests Taken by Glouster High Students
Glouster High students took state scholarship tests last Friday in various subjects. Names listed include Mary Elizabeth Cheney Cecelia Ginnan Twila Mae Williams Richard Henry Byers William Warren Figley Homer Francis Vian and more diverse groups across Algebra Geometry French Latin Biology Physics English World History Social Studies.
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Glouster
Glouster High Schoo
Mary Elizabeth Cheney
Cecelia Ginna
Twila Mae Williams
Algeria
Paul Rolland Byers
Robert Walter Byfers
John Moody
Joan Oliver Tigher
Richard” Jean Williams
Richard Henry Byers
William Warren Figley
Homer Francis Vian
Dianne Brower
Leia
Annabelle Golding
DeLoris Ann Boyer
Charles Jennice
Mary Bernards
Jeannine Hines
Wi Hall
Eloise Rober
Max Gene Morris
Charles Douglas Morrison
Donald Arthur Shepard
Martha Ann McDonald
Wiliam John
Stan
Marion Ada
Tyers
Robert Walter Byers
John Shiver ‘Tigner
Anna Lou Davi Lois Jeannine Hines
Donna Anita Rogers
Twila
Mae Willams
Andrew Jones
Wolf
Cecelia Ginnan
Fioise Roberts
Juanita Tigner
William van Hall
Aileen Bei Saulters
Margaret Amy Summ
Rita
Wolf English
Mary Bernadine Kirby
Roseheary” McAlister
Kathleen Roth
Virginia Stella Jennice
Bil Kieinman
Barbara ‘Ann Lent
Athletics notes and campus trivia from 1940s era reports
A rough compilation of sports and school anecdotes references players and coaches, including Paschal ball experiments, Thomas Jeon High School in Richmond, Navy liaison Desay Myers, Boston College football, Ensign work, and a Miami University former cheerleader. The items mix campus lore with minor game results and personnel notes.
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Desay Myers
Navy
Boston
Erin
Dick Fisher
Ensign
Wrk
Robert 3. Meder
Tokyo
Att Mami
Onio) University
Count Fleet Seen as Cinch for Triple Crown Hope
NEA sports column by Harry Grayson from Easter Baltimore asserts Count Fleet is the likely winner of the Preakness and Belmont after the Derby. The piece notes Count Fleet’s health, pace, and the field’s weakness with Ocean Wave and other contenders. it discusses Pimlico’s course and compares future tests, including the Belmont and Jockey Club Gold Cup, while highlighting potential challengers like Blue Swords and Slide Rule.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Baltimore
Count Fleet
Apelis
Fleet
Calumet’ Farm
Blenheim H
Belmont
Don Cameron
Blue Swords
Wood Memorial
Omaha
Whirlaway
Sik
Willian E- Boeing
Dixiana Stable
Amber Light
Onder
Wiliam la Brann
Maryland
Vincentive
Churchill ‘Downs
Ogiebay
Prue Bluey
Oceanie
Iman
Pimlice
Jake Powell Surges as Hottest Hitter in League
Ex-Yankee Jake Powell blasts through a hot stretch for St Paul Saints, belting six hits in a game including two homers and a double as Milwaukee tops the Saints 10 5 in the three game set. Powell drives in four runs and fuels a push toward the top in a tight standings race with Kansas City, Minneapolis, and Milwaukee.
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Ion
Sam Powel
New York Yankee
Saints
Powel
Milwaukee
Brewers
Powell
Fle
Columbus
Local residents host Marion visitors for weekend trip
Mr. and Mrs A B Rma hosted supper with Mr and Mrs Worley Cole from Marion. Late guests included Vern Ofte and Jon, Lonnie, and Mr and Mrs Cole conveyed Vern Orme and family to Columbus for a weekend trip. They plan to return to Marion after vacation.
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Poo Patarn
Glouster
A. Brma
Worley Cole
Marion
Afr
Mes
Vern Ofte
Jon
Lonnie
Columbus
Mrs. Cole
Vern Orme
Mark Hemry Ri Will Be Wednesd
Mark Hemry, found dead near Coshocton railroad tracks, will be mourned at home of Sadie Particulars Hemry Yarderra. It is unclear how he died, but a shoe on a cowcatcher suggests he walked onto the track and was struck by a locomotive. Funeral rites at Maplewood cemetery.
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Mark Hemry
Coshocton
Sits
Hemry
Geath
Bral
Maplewood Cemetery
Fragmentary military notes and misread names at Fort Hayes
The readable text mentions Service M of Glouster Ar stationed at Fort Knox and at Fort Hayes for the past week. It also references Mrs Tussel Iew, a high school teacher at Commercial Point, and Cpl. Robert Duncan, son of Mr. Mr. 2 former Spending amp Van Borne. A note says ants communicate by rubbing their antennae together.
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Fort Knox
Fort Hayes
Tussel
Senior Loop Hitters Are Setting Pace
New York dispatch details baseball batting averages comparing the National and American Leagues amid 1942 official ball changes. Sidhe in the NL lead hitters with high averages while the AL lists strong performers like Vernon Stephens and Pinky Higginbotham. The piece notes leaders, early season marks, and a trend toward home run reductions in both leagues.
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New York
Teague
Aitte Tamale Frey
Cinc
Taears
Danny Litwailer
Phillies
Clyde Klutz
Gostom Braves
America
Vernon Stephens
St. Browns
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Richmond
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Preakness
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Cers
Swords
Jake Powell
Millers
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Joseph Heliyer
Giouster
Hom
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Feta
Goldsboro
N.C
van’ Horn
Raye Moline
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Litecky
Mond
Jenn
Tete Mary
Elon
Morrison
Anderson
Lattie
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Sprenger
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Canton
Leibert White Trimble
Oseph' Hines
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Heller
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McGarry
Thomas
Harper
Cruickshansen
Manaieno
J. H. Boyer
Boyer
Faith Lantz
Army Country Club
Tom
D. Lowell
Newark
Wise
Moline
The
Lantz Morison
Snyder
Dunlavy
Graham
Dimlek i
Maine
Handi
William Cottey
Ohio
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Weissenburge
Miller
Nios
Margaret Winkle
Spencer
Poling
A. G. Winkle
Crutenshank
Jackson Ruty
Agra
Clyde Mason
Marie Hampel
Men's City League
Inter Dept — Land Family
Tomlison
Martin
Wendt
Aaughter
Patty
Et Durbin
Humber
Severs
Dorothy Ilsxine
Dayton
George H. Campbell
Georgie
Wilton
Pole
Minnie Duncan
Colume Monroe
Vane
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LeFavor
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Dodge
Ingraham
Fred Carsunday
Carpenter
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Glouster Cave
Giouste
Bs Pedicord
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Maguire
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Kenneth Lee
Grand
Hanaienp
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Mall
Ind
John Holland
Wilson
Sam
Dunette
Pacial
Gansta
Obrien
Ie Cornwell
Mt. O'Brien
Army Boys
Bucky Vet
Peterson Ima
Spear
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McArthur
A Atin
Winkle
Mr . i Taylor
Stanley
Re MM Bryton
Mark Hemry Ri
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