Cincinnati Reds Drop Doubleheader to St Louis to Slip to Third
The Reds return home from a west swing in 1944 mired in third place after a 5 to 1 loss and a 1 to 0 defeat to St Louis. Max Lanier earned his fourth win with no losses as Elmer Riddle and Bob Malloy struggled. Tomas De La Cruz held the Cards to three hits in a two swing, while Danny Litwhiler's fourth inning homer powered the second game.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Cardinals
Elmer Riddle
Bob Malloy
Max Lanier
Eric Tipton
Steve Mesner
Chucho Ramos
Tomas de la Cruz
Danny Litwhiler
Litwhiler
de la Cruz
Cardinal
al Jurisich
Reds
Cardinal Keystone
Emil Verban
Marty Marion
Clay
Williams
Ccwuvao
McCormick
Tipton
O' Marshall
Mesner
aRice
Carter
Pdare cLakeman
Woweene
Hopp
Musial
O'Dea
Bergamo
Kurowski
Marion
Lanier
Malloy
Marshall
Heer
Criscola
Crabtree
Wenenee
Miller
Mueller
C de Cruz
Pono
aTipton
Verban
Lord
Eccoparcen
Cf O'Dea
Weeree
Aenen
Pelace
St. Loui Cardinals
Stengel Opens Brewers Era with Twin Wins Over Redbirds
Casey Stengel started as Milwaukee manager with two victories over Columbus, 8-4 and 7-6, pulling the Brewers 3.5 games ahead of St. Louis. Minneapolis beat Louisville twice to reach .500, while St. Paul beat Indianapolis for their seventh and eighth straight defeats and Toledo split a doubleheader with Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Casey Stengel
Milwaukee Brewers
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Columbus Redbirds
Milwaukee
Redbirds
Brewers
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Mrs Spearry To Be Hostess for Class
Chauncey Lydia Spear ry hosts Esther Class at Methodist Church in West Mound Street Chauncey on Wednesday at 730 pm for the monthly business and social meeting. Mr and Mrs George Williamson and children Jo Ann and George Jr Athens entertained Sunday dinner guests the former's parents sister and niece Mr and Mrs James Williamson Sr Mrs Jeanette Neeley and Jean Neeley of
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Chauncey
Lydia Spearry
West Mound St
Esther
Methodist Church
George Williamson
Jo Ann
George Jr
Athens
James Williamson
Jeanette Neeley
Jean Neeley
James Cotter
Charlotte
Charley Smith
Fred Smith
Malta
M. M. Bryson
Jimmie Easley
Lucile Thompson
O. L. Easley
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Union City
Tenn
Stacey McDonald
Columbus
Cecilia Echstenkamper
Elizabeth Chute
Dale Swyers
John McBride
George Carter
A. M. Bennett
Cove
Jackson
J. H. Henshaw
Utica
James Bricker
Alfred Morris
Glouster
South Pacific
Jim Wolf Cops Pin Tourney At Charleston
Jim Wolf of Zanesville won the handicap division of the Third Annual Sweepstakes at Boulev ard Recreation Charleston W V with 1114 total pins 990 actual and 124 handicap earning 300 in war bonds. Johnny Ray Point Pleasant placed fourth 1079 total. G E Mitchell Athens seventh 1067.
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Jim Wolf
Charleston
James A. Wolf
Glouster
Zanesville
Johnny Ray
Point Pleasant
G. E. Mitchell
Athens
Red Rose
Gail Faires
Alex Schoenbaum
the Boulevard
Commandos Win Season Title In Point Pleasant Bowling
The Commandos edged the Lucky Strikes 62 pins to win the season title at 22nd Street Bowling Center. Awards funded by Victory Oil and locals crowned top bowlers, with gold medals for Commandos and silver for Lucky Strikes, plus a 13 inch trophy for the champions. Ice cream cake and drinks followed the ceremonies.
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Commandos
Lucky Strikes
22Nd Street Bowling Center
Victory Oil
Jack Griffith
F. W. Quillin
K. Rose
P. Somerville
Bruestle
N. Krodel
Miller
J. Smith
T. Rose
S. Smith
Faye Sutton
Carolyn Noble
Edna Koblentz
Quillin
John Rayl
Tubby Morrison
Dover Mother Pins Wings On Her Son At Graduation
Chauncey second lieutenant John Watkins son of Mrs Pauline Palmer Watkins was graduated from the Bombardier School at Big Springs Texas. His mother pinned the wings at the exercises before he leaves for Westover Field Massachusetts. The Plains High School commencement schedule includes acts by seniors and awards with Dr H T Houf Ohio University as speaker.
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Dover
Chauncey
John Watkins
Pauline Palmer Watkins
W. Main St
Bombardier School
Big Springs
Texas
Chauncey-Dover High School
Reserve Air Force
Miami Beach
Florida
Kutztown
Ellington Field
Harlingen
Chauncey High School
General Depot
Jumbus
Pauline Watkins
Wilma Brickles
Westover Field
Mass
the Plains High School
Norma McAllister
Betty Hill
Chlorous Burton
Bill Tinkham
Leroy Shamel
Vada Bricker
Ellen Manda
Donna Baughman
Paul Kail
Lakin
Nazarene Church
Plains
Cooperdale
Ohio
H. T. Houf
Ohio University
Georgia
Michael
Georgia Michael
Florence Osborne
Ja Slater
Nalda Slater
Roy Shamel
William Tinkham
Ralph Cade
Army
Franklin Shafer
Navy
Chauncey District Social Ties Farm Bureau Meeting
Chauncey area social notes report a Farm Bureau business and social meeting held Saturday night at Shade with Chauncey residents A L Jandes and Dan Johnson in attendance. Millfield hosts a two course dinner for guests Herbert Mingus Gordon Mingus and Carroll Tippett family visitors from Chauncey. Pvt Dick Hamnack of Camp Hood Texas has returned from furlough to Millfield. Virginia Theisen Pierce and infant were transported home from Athens Sheltering Armas Hospital by ambulance. Weekly quilting by Chauncey M E Church Ladies Aid is planned for Wednesday.
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Chauncey
A. L. Jandes
Dan Johnson
Farm Bureau
Shade
H. O. McDaniel
Millfield
Herbert Mingus
Gordon Mingus
Columbus
Carroll Tippett
Carolyn and
Russell
Dick Haminck
Camp Hood
Texas
William Hamnick
Virginia Theisen Pierce
Bryson Family Visited Chauncey During Lawton Duty
Pfc Gene Bryson stationed at Lawton Oklahoma and his wife Geneva Palmer Bryson visited Chauncey to see Geneva's mother Mrs Minnie Palmer and Gene’s parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Bryson of Nelsonville formerly of Chauncey.
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Bryson
Chauncey
Pfc
Gene Bryson
Lawton, Oklahoma
Geneva Palmer Bryson
Minnie Palmer
Leslie Bryson
Nelsonville
Friendship Class Meeting at First Church Wednesday
The Friendship Class of the First Church of Christ will meet Wednesday night at the Church Parish House. Mrs. Arthur Bennett oversees the class and Mrs. is secretary.
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Chauncey
First Church of Christ
Arthur Bennett
Baseball scores and standings from early season games
New York 5, Boston 4. Boston 2, New York 0. St Louis 5, Cincinnati 1. St Louis 1, Cincinnati 0. Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 5 in 11 innings. Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 2. Philadelphia at Brooklyn rained out. St Louis 7, Cleveland 4. Cleveland 3, St Louis 2. Chicago 4, Detroit 1. Chicago 4, Detroit 2. Philadelphia 2, Washington 1. Philadelphia 7, Washington 3. Milwaukee 8, Columbus 4. Milwaukee 6, Columbus 5 in nine. Minneapolis 4, Louisville 0. Minneapolis 2, Louisville 0. St Paul 4, Indianapolis 2. St Paul 6, Indianapolis 3. Kansas City 2, Toledo 0. Toledo 18, Kansas City 4 in six.
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New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
AL Ation Club
Wits
Estes
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Social Roundup
Glouster hosts Past Matrons of Thea Chapter 6 meeting with Mrs Annetta Lewis in charge. Contests produced prizes for Adda Koons and J B Stiff. Refreshments served to local and Athens residents followed by several visitors from Columbus, Pt Pleasant, and Cove.
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Glouster
R. C. Galloway
Iva Pedicord
Thea
E. S
Annetta Lewis
Adda Koons
J. B. Stiff
E. S. Koons
Robert Bulloch
Athens
C. E. Haskins
John S. Blower
John Bulloch
W W. Wallace
Mary Hawk
O. A. McDonald
M. M. Bryson
Alfred Howard
W. A. Craft
Sam Dunnett
Service Men of Glouster Area News Update
Ralph Winn stationed at Camp Howze Texas spends a 10 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Winn. John Anendora on furlough from North Africa is at home after returning to the States aboard a ship loaded with prisoners. Emmett Byers reports their son Pfe Paul Byers has been promoted to corporal stationed at Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Glouster
Ralph Winn
Camp Howze
Tex
Clarence Winn
John Anendora
North Africa
States
Emmett Byers
Pfe
Paul Byers
Colorado Springs
Colo
Trimble Schools To Present Colored Minstrel Show
Miss Mildred Howard, music instructor in Trimble Township schools, will present a Colored Minstrel program and Jolly Piccaninnies at the McLeish school Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock. A good attendance is urged.
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Glouster
Mildred Howard
Trimble Township
Jolly Piccaninnies
McLeish
Fullerton's Roundup Highlights Returning Servicemen in Baseball
New York report notes pro baseball kept alive by veterans like Navy V-12 trainee Johnny Austin who impressed in Oklahoma spring practice. It mentions Jewell Eastman tied to campign ribbons, St Russ Worman at Camp Atterbury, and Ray Kurowski praising Walter Kurowski as the longest hitter among six brothers. Also covers Thaddeus Cieslak with past Oklahoma and Wilmington play and Fred Fitzsimmons' Phillies.
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New York
Oklahoma
Johnny Austin
Navy
Solomons
Jewell Eastman
St. Russ Worman
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Camp Crier
Cubs
White Sox
Chicago Fire
Windy City
Ray Kurowski
Kurowski
Walter
Muhlenberg
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
George
Cardinals
George Strickler
Tub Thumper
Pensive Goes For Preakness After Derby Victory
Pensive the Kentucky Derby winner aims at the Preakness at Pimlico next Saturday. Warren Wright owns the chestnut colt trained by Ben Jones, who says the horse is in excellent shape after a 16-horse Derby win at Churchill Downs. The Preakness offers $50 000 added money and proceeds a mile and three sixteenths.
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Ben Jones
Lawrin
Whirlaway
Kentucky
Pensive
Conn McCreary
Warren Wright
Chicago
Churchill Downs
Proud Ben Jones
Pimlico
League Leaders Across The Majors Report
A summary of top players in batting and pitching from major leagues. Notable leaders include Medwick and Bordagaray tied for hits, Schultz leading runs and RBIs, Barrett topping triples, and Lanier and Kramer posting strong pitching marks.
Opening of New Mine in Glouster Area
Rumors circulate that plans to open a new coal shaft on an eight acre tract in Urbancrest are under discussion. The site, part of Amanda Bryson estate and owned by Bryson heirs, was previously developed 25 years ago but never mined. Warner Coal Company of Cleveland reportedly owns or leases the tract and a spokesman says prospects for development are good amid rising coal demand.
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Glouster
Urbancrest
Amanda Bryson
Bryson
Warner Coal Company
Cleveland
Concord man Riley Wolfe celebrates eighty ninth birthday
Riley G. Wolfe of Concord marked his eighty ninth birthday with a dinner at his home last Sunday. He has six children, 22 grandchildren, and three great grandchildren, four in the armed forces. Guests included Wolfe and related families from Huntington, Chesterhill, and local residents.
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Concord
Riley G. Wolfe
Chesterhill
Bertha Sayers
Ray, Annetta
Ida Sayers
Helen Wolfe
Vern Elden
Wahneta
Roger
James
John Wolfe
Opa Myers
Nora Atkinson
Ida Lemley
Athens
Young Child Dies at Home in Hemlock
Ralph Linscott of Hemlock died at his home Friday night born Friday morning. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Linscott Hemlock grandfather Arza Linscott Corning and maternal grandmother Mrs Murrell Shawnee. Funeral Saturday at home with Rev Plumly New Straitsville officiating burial Shawnee Cemetery.
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Corning
Ralph Linscott
Hemlock
Arza Linscott
Murrell
Shawnee
Reverend Plumly
New Straitsville
Katherine Johnson Bites To Be Wednesday
Katherine Johnson 27 died Thursday in Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after pneumonia. Survived by husband William Johnson, parents Dan and Mrs Adams, five sisters and one brother. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the Methodist Church with Rev. A G Winkle, burial Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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Glouster
Katherine Johnson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
William Johnson
Dan Adams
Dulcie Easterling
Violet Murphy
Canton
Delores Barnhart
Tressie Adams
Norma Jean
Paul Adams
Methodist Church
A G. Winkle
Green Lawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Cubs Drop Twin Bill Set Record for Early Defeats
The Cubs lost a doubleheader to Pittsburgh 6 5 in 14 innings and 3 2 in 11, marking 12 straight early-season losses the first time since 1920. Charley Grimm returned as coach after six years. St Louis and others split doubleheaders as Giants snapped a six-game slide. Weather delays postponements affected Red Sox Yankees and Phillies Dodgers games.
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Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Charley Grimm
Bruins
Pirates
Detroit
Allie Reynolds
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Rucker
New York Giants
Ottmen
Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Braves
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
A's
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Women’s Council Plans June Rummage Sale
Glouster Group No 3 hosted the Women’s Council of the Church of Christ meeting with Kate Vaughn in charge. They voted to sponsor a rummage sale on June 16 and 17 at a to be announced location and named June as Family Night.
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Glouster
Women's Council
The
Church of Christ
Kate Vaughn
B. Tigner
Bess Henshaw
Flo Henry
Eleanor Anderson
Dora Wagoner
Helen Peugh
Ora Kittle
N. T. Club Entertained by Mrs. Mary Johnson
The N. T. Club met at Mrs. Mary Johnsons home in Glouster on Tuesday with readings and a door prize to Mrs. Julia Byers. A birthday box was prepared for William Zimmer and another for Raymond Maxwell to be sent at the June meeting, reflecting the clubs service gift policy.
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Kate Vaughn
Esther Lamborn
Julia Byers
Flo Henry
Bessie West
Sylvia Maxwell
Bessie Thompson
Ola Eddy
Johnson
Gersonde Wins Petersen Pin Classic at Linsz Recreation
Russ Gresonde of Wauwatosa Wisconsin rolled 1 751 to win 3 000 first prize in the 82nd Petersen bowling tournament ending last night at Linsz Recreation. He finished 41 pins ahead of Bud Stempion of Detroit with Fred Breckle and Harry Ledene Jr of Chicago tying for third at 1 681. The runner up prize was 7 000.
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Cleveland
Russ Gresonde
Wauwatosa
Wis
Petersen
Linsz Recreation
Wisconsin
Baseball doubleheader highlights from Yesterday's Stars
Washington edged Philadelphia 2-1 in the opener as Myatt delivered a tenth inning single. Es talella homered, triple and single helped Oakland win 7-3 to even the series. Kramer won his fifth for the Browns in a 7-4 opener. Reynolds allowed seven hits in a 3-2 Cleveland win to split. Elliott hit two homers for Pittsburgh in a 6-5 first game. Rubeling's homer in the eleventh sealed a 3-2 win. Lanier led St Louis to a 5-1 opener victory over Cincinnati, Jurisich tossed a 1-0 nightcap with Litwhiler’s homer.
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George Myatt
Senators
Bob Estalella
Myatt
Washington
Philadelphia
Estalella
Jack Kramer
Browns
Allie Reynolds
Indians
Kramer
Reynolds
Brownies
Cleveland
Bob Elliott
AL Rubeling
Pirates
Elliott
Cubs
Rubeling
Max Lanier
AL Jurisich
Danny Litwhiler
Cardinals
Lanier
Reds
Jurisich
Litwhiler
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Athens Messenger
Stengel
Mrs. Spearry
Jones
Messenger
Boulevard Recreation
St. John Watkins
Charles
Bradfield
Chauncey District
Ladies Aid Society of the
Chauncey M. E. Church
Robert
Bob) Williams
Emily Jonas
Marcella Jonas
Trimble
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Thaddeus Cieslak
Phillies
Fred Fitzsimmons
Wilmington
Medwick
Bordagaray
Schultz
Holmes
Adams
Barrett
Brookyn
Lupien
Etten
Epps
Stephens
Cullenbine
Gutteridge
St. L
Spence
Stirnweiss
Kubel
Riley Wolfe
Rita Rice
Dayton
John Race
Ted Meier
St. Louis Browns
Tribe
Women’s Council
N.T. Club
Mary Johnson
Jubilating Pico Wholesale Co
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