Giants and Pirates Lead Sunday Wins Across Major Leagues
Sunday games boosted Giants Bucs Nats and Tigers with Musial batting .415 for St Louis and multiple stars delivering key hits. Pittsburgh swept Dodgers to grab first place, Bonham Yankees debut impressed, Greenberg powered Detroit past Philadelphia, and Cubs rallied in relief as Washington and Cleveland mixed results in a busy major league slate.
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Joe Reichler
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Ted Williams
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Detroit
Dick Wakefield
Navy
Musial
Ody Williams
Red Sox
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Lefty
Max Lanier
Braves
Big Mort Cooper
Redbird
Johnny Hogg
Billy Southworth
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Jimmy Brown
Jack Barrett
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Charlie Keller
Ted Lyons
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Philadelphia
Athletics
Bobo Newsom
Sam Chapman
Prince Hal Schumacher
Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Schumacher
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Wrigley Field
Johnny Wyrostek
del Ennis
Dick Mulligan
Cubs
Hank Borovny
Cecil Travis Ens
Washington
Senators
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Tribe
Dutch Leonard
St. Louis J Browns
Four-Way Deadlock in State Loop
The Ohio State League sits tied for first with Dayton Richmond Springfield and Zanesville at 4 2 records .667 following a doubleheader sweep that included the league’s first no hit no run game. Zanesville and Dayton each earned top spot through doubleheaders while Newark and Marion remain runners up at 3 3.
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Associated Press
Ohio State League
Dayton
Richmond
Springfield
Zanesville
Newark
Marion
Lima
Middletown
Dodgers
Dayton Indians
Jim Parton
Dodger
Terriers
Harry Holt
Elroy Dalton
Middletown Reds
Indians
Reds
Moundsmen
Marion Cardinals
Steve Lazar
Leo Perini
Pin Chips by Backup Ball secures title in late league finish
The City A League wrapped the second half of a 90 game schedule as McBee All-Stars neared the title needing one win but faced a math error that forced a double over Ford Hack. Virg Conkey and Riley led Bees with 190 538 and 203 587 as McBee and Mathews Oilers battled for top spots and league records.
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McBee All-Stars
Ford Hack
C. Thomas
Fords
Bees
Virg Conkey
Riley
McBee
Mathews Oil
Ohio Cleaners
Ford
Mathews Oi
Eddie McBride
Eedie McBride
N. Thomas Oo
Liu E. McBride
G. Byard
G. Conkey
Mathews Oilers
Cleaners
Oils
Neil Thomas
All-Stars
Oilers
Law Forbids Use Of Air Guns In City
Glouster May or Williams cites a city ordinance barring air gun use within corporate limits. Complaints of youths shooting on streets prompt police to confiscate guns. Parents are reminded they may be held responsible for damage caused by their children.
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Glouster
Williams
Therperson
Standings and scores from early baseball leagues
Baseball results show American Association with Minneapolis, Columbus, Milwaukee, Toledo, St Louis, Louisville, and Kansas City matchups. National League games include Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, and Boston, with several interleague scores listed. American League results feature New York, Chicago, St Louis, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, Washington, and Cleveland, among others.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Louis
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Eastern City
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukees
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Baseball Tonight Probable Pitchers Guiding Rivalry Cards
Games today feature Clemenson at Weiland in Columbus vs St Paul, Rudd at Reis in Louisville vs Kansas City, Johnson at Swanson in Toledo vs Minneapolis. Two night games pair Gatehouse and Miller for St Louis at Boston with Ferriss and Robson, while Bevens hosts Lee in New York as Truks visits Philadelphia Fowler, and Gromek faces Scarborough in Washington.
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Columbus
Clemenson
St. Paul
Weiland
Louisville
Rudd
Kansas
City
Reis
Toledo
Johnson
Minneapolis
Swanson
St. Louis
Gatehouse
Miller
Boston
Ferriss
Robson
Chicago
Lee
New York
Bevens
Detroit
Trucks
Philadelphia
Fowler
Cleveland
Gromek
Washington
Scarborough
Akron North Wins Relays in Newark Meet
Akron North edged Springfield Central in the Newark relay with Joe Vatalaro winning the pole vault. The meet was one of five relays held Saturday, with two postponements due to rain, including West Tech Relays in Cleveland and the McKinley Relays in Canton scheduled for Tuesday.
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Columbus
Springfield
Wildcats
Toledo Devilbiss
Ohio Wesleyan
Newark
West Tech
Cleveland
McKinley
Canton
Louisville Pushes Saints in AAA Baseball Battle
The American Association race tightens as Louisville, the 1945 playoff champion, gains on league lead Saint Louis with a 6-5 win. The teams split a doubleheader as home runs fueled both games, Eric Tipton homering for Louisville in the opener to take a 4-3 verdict, while Johnny Welas connected for Louisville in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Louisville
American Association
Saints
Eric Tipton
Johnny Welas
Colonels
Senior Play Good Glory Presented By Chauncey-Dover High
Chauncey-Dover High School plans its senior class play Good Glory a three act comedy drama set in an Illinois town near Chicago. Cast includes Mary Lou Verny Thelma Jean Brookins Dick Stalder Mary Lou Kittle Ethel Mae McDaniel Earl Brown Eugene Leffler Bunk Brown Rita Pennell Rosebelle Bentley Wilbur Pyle and Dwight Ferrell under Leah G. Featherston as director and senior class sponsor.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Illinois
Chicago
Mary Lou Verny
Thelma Jean Brookins
Dick Stalder
Mary Lou Kittle
Ethel Mae McDaniel
Earl Brown
Eugene Leffler
Bunk Brown
Rita Pennell
Rosebelle Bentley
Wilbur Pyle
Dwight Ferrell
Leah G. Featherston
Derby day thoughts and notable bets from Louisville
Fullerton notes Derby fever in Louisville with reflections on past champions and the race's link to horse breeding and whisky. He highlights prizes won by Robert J. Kleberg Jr. and Max Hirsch, mentions Jet Pilot and Assault, and previews potential Derby contenders while teasing coaching moves and sportswriters' conversions.
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Hugh Fullerton
Louisville
Kentucky
Bold Venture
Whirlaway
Omaha
Exterminator
Robert J. Kleberg, Jr
Max Hirsch
Elizabeth Graham
Jet Pilot
Graham
Chicago
Assault
Tom Lieb
Florida
Billy Werber
Cincinnati
Bill Carpenter
Glouster Mayor Court in April Logs 26 Cases
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams reports 26 cases filed in April. Arrests included highway patrol and local officers. offenses covered destruction of property fighting intoxication unsafe driving driving without brakes and making menacing threats. One jailed for nonpayment of fine. fines collected totaled 356.13 dollars.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Byj
Williams
Ed Kurtzman
Pythian Sisters Observe Anniversary Dinner
GLOUSTER The local Pythian Sisters observed their anniversary with a 6 o clock dinner in the K of P Hall. Members and guests sat at a long table with spring flowers. A short business session followed with a vocal duet by Beulah Lee and Libby Echstenkamper, a reading by Anna Echstenkamper, and a Ginger Lee tap dance. The evening concluded with games, and all Temple members are urged to attend Wednesday at 7:30 for inspection practice.
Aged Woman Lisetti Duncan Dies At 83 In Glouster
Mrs Lisetti Dun nan 83 died Sunday at 11 a m at the home of her son in law and daughter Rev and Mrs C B Tigner 30 Fairlawn Avenue where she had lived for years She was twice married first to John White who died forty years ago and second to George Duncan who died sixteen years ago She leaves a daughter Mrs C B Tigner three brothers C T Robinson W D Robinson both Athens J F Robinson Columbus and two sisters Mrs James Fierce Athens and Mrs Eliza Bennett Sharpsburg Funeral at Gilouster Church of Christ Tuesday at 2 pm by Rev Joe Maffett with burial in Concord Cemetery Body at the Tigner home callers welcome Club Meets Tuesday Senior Progressive Study Club meets at 7 30 pm at Mrs Blanche Melafouse 5 Barbour St Glouster
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C. T. Robinson
W. D. Robinson
Athens
J. F. Robinson
Columbus
James Fierce
Eliza Bennett
Sharpsburg
Gilouster Church of Christ
Joe; Maffett
Concord Cemetery
Tigner
Church Representatives Attend Service Camp Banquet
The Clouster Church of Christ was well represented at the Tri-State Service Camp banquet in Portsmouth Friday night. Attendees from Glouster included Ernest and Ada Jones Williams and other members. The group stayed overnight and returned Saturday. The next camp banquet will be at Washington C. H. Church of Christ on June 28 led by Rev. C. B. Tigner, former Glouster pastor.
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Washington C. H
T B Skinner Rites To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for T B Skinner who died at his Columbus home Saturday morning will be held at the family residence 1220 Bryden Road Tuesday at 10 p m. He leaves daughters Margaret and six grandchildren, plus a son Narry. Burial will be in Columbus.
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Glouster
T. B. Skinner
Columbus
Bryden Road
Skinner
Gloustar
Auieeye
Margaret
L. W. Ley
J. F. Oldfield
Narry
Glouster Social Notes Party Plans May 11 at Masonic Temple
Glouster chapter 192 CES invites members to a mother and daughter party at the Masonic Temple on Saturday May 11 with a potluck lunch. attendees asked to bring a daughter mother or another guest. ice cream and beverages provided by the chapter.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
CES
Masonic Temple
Glouster Personalities and Local Happenings
Arylianne and friends visit from Canton and Columbus families gather for meals. Sir William Nichols on ten day leave from Little Creek visits Jacksonville. Mrs Edna Conway returns home after tonsillotomy at Marietta Hospital. Guinther Insurance opens new office in Trasin building. Indians in US to grow rapidly, predicting parity with early White arrivals by 1984.
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Ulyvuai Ru
Edith
Florence Moody
Canton
Dave Cook
Evangelist
Harry E. ‘Anguish
Shawnee
Frank Butts
Lois Golding
Columbus
William Golding
William Nichols
Little Creek
Charles ‘Orme
Tucksonville
Dean Peugh
E. K. Pough
Charles, Orme
Jacksonville
Edna Conway
Marietta Hospital
Luck and Heartbreak In Breeding Race Horses
Louisville readers learn how Assault, the first Texas born Derby winner with a frail hoof, heads to Pimlico to defend his title while tracing the breed’s gamble driven history from Bold Venture’s rise and ruin to Igual’s troubled lineage and the King Ranch string.
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Louisville
Texas
Flatbush
Baltimore
Pimlico
America
Bold Venture
Old Bold
Robert J
Kleberg
King Ranch
Tewas
M. L. Schwartz
Tgual
Masda
Mama
J. K. Northway
Igual
Assault
Churchill Downs
Brooklyn
Warren Mehrtens
Whirlaway
Boudreau and Gromek Return for Indians Amid Slump
Washington um Manager Lou Boudreau and Steve Gromek rejoin the Cleveland Indians after groin and other injuries. They aim to stop the Tribe’s five game losing streak in a three game series opener against the Washington Nationals. Gromek seeks his first 1946 win against the Nats.
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Washington
Lou Boudreau
Steve Gromek
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Boudreau
Washington Nationals
Gromek
Nats
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