Bobby Mills Earns Win as Athens Bulldogs Triumph 9-5
Athens Bulldogs withstand a seventh inning rally by Ironton St. Joseph to win 9-5 at AHL field for their fifth victory. Pitcher Bob Mills limited St. Joe to two hits through six before fatigue in the seventh allowed three runs, with Bob Wakefield finishing the win. Bulldogs built nine runs early, aided by timely hits from Hutchison Jim Wakefield and Finsterwald.
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Athens Bulldogs
Ironton St. Joseph
AHL Field
Bob Mills
Bob Wakefield
Bulldogs
Mills
Ironton Boys
Rambacher
Lavelle
R. Dunfee
Hutchison
St. Joe
Gorman
Wakefield
Crum
Bill Sprague
Jim Wakefield
Gall
Athens
Finsterwald
WAIK
Veem
Joost
Oreeewnes
M. McCormick
M. Marshall
Homer Gall
Haas
F. McCormick
Frey
Craft
Jurges
Wwe Blanton
Hacker
Mize
Geswein
W. Marshall
Serr
Leiber
Scherer
Danning
Ryan
Erwald
Feldman
New York
Cincinnati
Jones
B. Wakefield
Young
Lamanno
Deem
J. Wake- Frey
Ott
Doufield
Lutz
Ryan Mize
F. McCor- Mills
Mick
F. Me
Cormick
York
J. Wakefield
Riddle
McGee
Beggs
Shoun
Carpenter
Adams
Walters
Sears, Dunn and Stewart
Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
The standings show New York 12 over Cincinnati 6 and Brooklyn 7 over Pittsburgh 4. Chicago 5 over Philadelphia 3, with St. Louis at Boston postponed. American League games include Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 and St. Louis 6 Boston 3, New York at Detroit and Toledo at Columbus postponed.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
American Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
National Club
Philadelphia A
War
Bucks Tackle Hawkeye Nine To Close Big Ten Baseball
CHICAGO UP Towa, which has cornered most of the honors in Big Ten baseball statistics, can cap one of its greatest seasons today and tomorrow against Ohio State. The two games at Iowa City end the Hawkeyes season and will likely decide one berth in the four team race for the title. Michigan and Ohio State lead with five wins and one loss each. Iowa is third with eight victories in 10 games and Wisconsin fourth at 3-1. Wisconsin visits Chicago as Michigan goes to Illinois Purdue to Northwestern and Indiana to Minnesota.
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Chicago
Towa
Ohio State
Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Purdue
Northwestern
Indiana
Minnesota
Weintraub Keys Saints Rally for 6-5 Win
Phil Weintraub, a former major leaguer, drove in two tying and winning runs with three doubles as St Paul edged Minneapolis 6-5 in a late ninth inning rally. The game was the lone AA Association contest yesterday with Toledo Columbus Louisville and Milwaukee postponed.
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Association
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Phil Weintraub
Innal
Weintraub
Saints Cola
Mneapolis
Yester
Bryson Couple Welcome Gloucester Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs E K Bryson announce a son born Thursday evening in Gloucester City. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs M M Sen and Mr and Mrs Johnbull of Gloucester. Akron visitors include Mr and Mrs Elmer Jones and their son who stayed with Mr and Mrs Heck and Mrs Hig Jones.
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Glouster
E. K. Bryson
Ius
M. M. Sen
John Bulsh
Akron
Elmer Jones
Ed H. Heck
Hig Jones
Rome Marietta track squads favored for SEG meet
Rome and Marietta enter as favorites to win Class B and Class A honors respectively at the SEG track and field meet at Ohio University stadium. With a small field, Marietta relies on 24 entries led by a strong season record, while Rome is expected to dominate Class B with limited serious rivals. Prelims start Saturday at 10 am and finals at 1 30 pm.
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Marietta
Rome
Ohio University Stadium
W. H. Herbert
Ohio University
Ironton
Wheelersburg
Lancaster
Athens High School
Pioneers
Johnny Jones a Bronx Cheer Captain Now Flying Fortress Pilot
Johnny Jones once led Manhattan College cheer squads and crews. He joined the Army, became a flying cadet in 1941, was commissioned in 1942, and is now stationed at a Florida air field piloting a Flying Fortress.
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Johnny Jones
Manhattan College
Pilots Flying Fortress
NEA
New York
Leatherling
Bronx
Jones
John Paul Jones, Jr
Air Corps
Johnny
St. Nicholas of Tolentino
DeWitt Clinton
Manhattan
New York State National Guard
Camp Stewart
7Th Regiment
New York City
Corporal Jones
Hicks Field
Fort Worth
Ing
Goodfellow
Foster Fields
Texas
Florida
Flying Fortress
Army Air Corps
John Paul Jones
Fullerton's Roundup: Boxing Promotions Lead City Scene
New York reports Mike Jacks busy lining up a Louis Pastor bout and arranging Navy Relief cards featuring Lou Nova Lee Savold and George Abrams Steve Mamakos in Washington next Thursday. The DC boxing commission waives its ten percent take on the Navy show. Giants back Tuffy Leemans, denied Navy duty for double vision linked to his football skill.
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New York
Mike Jacks
Louis Pastor
Army
Joe
Mike
Lou Nova
Lee Savold
George Abrams
Steve Mamakos
Washington
Tami Mauriello Braw
District of Columbia Boxing Commission
Navy
Tuffy Leemans
Giants
Washingtons battery Wynn and Early in major league talk
Washingtons battery Wynn and Early is described as more like a Griffith command than a major league pitcher catcher duo, contrasting with last years starters Chase and Early. Moe or Moseleys jest about Doc Prothro jerking pitchers mirrors lively sports gossip.
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Jim Rasmusen
Ironwood
Mich
Daily Globe
Washington
Wynn
Early
Griffith
Chase
Master of the Masters triumph in 18 hole playoff
The article notes a golf victory by Byxcx Gelsex in the Masters Tournament after an 18 hole playoff with Ben Hogan. It discusses iron play adjustments improving performance and emphasizes body position and hand firmness at impact. It also mentions the National School Safety Patrol growing to 250000 members across 2500 communities protecting 7500000 children.
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Ben Hogan
Augusta
National
Baccalaureate Sermon Set For Glouster High School on Sunday
Rev J A Thompson of the Methodist Church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Glouster High School Sunday evening at 8 at the high school auditorium. The program includes processional Land of Hope and Glory, selections by the Girls Glee Club, scripture by C B Tigner, class sermon by Rev J A Thompson, quartet Jo Lavon Faires Virginia Logue Rita Rice Joanna White, piano Harriette Weymueller, class song, benediction by Rev Father E E Yocke, recessional by Marion Byers. Raymond Connett directs the music. Marion Byers is accompanist, with Superintendent Thomas W Figley presiding.
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Glouster
J. A. Thomson
The
Methodist Church
Glouster High School
Land of Hope and Glory
Marion Byers
E. E. Yocke
Girls’ Glee Club
C. B. Tigner
J. A. Thompson
Jo Lavon Faires
Virginia Logue
Rita Rice
Joanna White
Harriette Weymueller
Ilarian Byers
Raymond Connett
Thomas W. Figley
Pictures of Springfield Masonic Home Open House
Glouster Lodge No 607 members and Thea Chapter OES families viewed moving pictures of the Masonic Home near Springfield Ohio. The 100 acre campus with seven buildings houses 98 children and offers training in a printing plant band and high school awards.
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Glouster
Springfield
Masonic
Glouster Lodge
Thea Chapter
OES
Ohio
Order
Funeral services for C. A. McDonald in Glouster
C A McDonald died at Lancaster Hospital on Wednesday evening. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 30 AM at the John S Blower Funeral Home in Glouster with Rev J A Thompson of the Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
C. A. McDonald
Lancaster Hospital
Johns
Blower Funeral Home
Main St
J. A. Thompson
Glouster Methodist Church
Maplewood i
Church to Honor Seniors During Morning Service
The Glouster Methodist Church will honor graduates with a morning service on Sunday. Youth wearing caps and gowns will sit together for the sermon Youth study begins at 9 30 with Paul Binn and M LeFavor. No evening service due to the high school baccalaureate.
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Ore
Finance Committee
Board of Stewards
Methodist Church
Ohio
J. A. Thompson
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Tle
Youths Arrested for Breaking Into Grill
Elmer Handa 16 and Titus Russell 18 were arrested by state troopers for breaking into a grill at Newcomerstown and taking cigarettes gum candy and other items. They allegedly stole two bicycles in New Philadelphia and were turned over to local authorities for prosecution. Both had worked at a cantonal brick yard.
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Glouster
Elmer Handa
This City
Titus Russell
Trimble
Newcomerstown
New Philadelphia
Canton
Dodgers Hammer Left Handed Starters in MLB Rout
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated left handers again as they routed Pirates 7-4 in a first game of a three game series. Lefty Al Den Wilkie took the loss after giving up five runs in three innings as the Dodgers expanded their lead to 3 1/2 games. The New York Giants topped the Reds 12-6 with a big inning and Big Bill Lee earned his fifth win for the Cubs with a 5-3 victory over the Phillies. In the American League the White Sox ended the A’s five game streak 9-4, while the Browns beat the Red Sox 6-3 with six hits allowed by Melton.
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Flatbush Follies
Portsiders
Alden Wilkie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Buccaneers
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
New York
Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Phils
Lee
Bruins
Rube Melton
Bill Naylor
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Bill Dietrich
Myril Hoag
John Niggeling
Roy Cullendine
Chet Lanhs
St Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Ohio State Favored To Win Big Ten Track Title
Evanston report says Ohio State leads in projected points for the Big Ten outdoor championship with an estimated 58. Michigan 37 Illinois 27 Indiana 23 Minnesota 21 follow. Buckeyes pace season bests including Hammond :09.5 100 yd Wright :14.5 high hurdles Owen :48.0 440 and Hoeflinger 6 ft 4 1/4 in high jump plus a 3:15.83 mile relay.
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Evanston
Ohio State
Michigan
Illinois
Indiena
Minnesota
Buckeyes
Ralph Hammond
Bob Wright
Russ Owen
George Hoeflinger
Nursery Mothers Entertain Group in Grads School Meeting
Nursery Mothers and Nursery Club members met at the grade school building with Mrs. E. C. Shirkey in charge. Melvina Lauser presented the program with vocal solos by Janet Skinner and Edith Medely, guest speakers Miss Merle Danford on children and WPA staff Ruth Lambert and Sarah Harrison on Nursery Schools for Defense.
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Glouster
Mothers Cub
E. C. Shirkey
Nursery Club
Melvina Lauser
Janet Skinner
Mom
Edith Medely
Merle Danford
Ruth Lambert
Sarah Harrison
WPA
Zanesville
Melvinia Lauser
Edna Rawlins
Helen Skrotzky
Cora Householder
Ethel* Tinker
Church Night At Trimble Methodist Observed
Trimble Methodist Church held a well attended church night on Wednesday evening with about 65 attendees. The adult class contest funded refreshments, and the program featured songs, solos, piano and accordion performances, and a closing group number led by Rev C E Palmer and others.
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Trimble
Trimble Methodist Church
Ne Sowiesnes
C. E. Palmer
Mr. Jap
Ann Put
Mob
Jane Annarvis
Ann Pat Anderson
Cedric Antle
Donna Fay Seckinger
Elizabeth
Wanda Lee
Alk
W. D. Phillips
Mrs. John Hinton Hosts Daughters of St George Meeting
Mrs John Hinton entertained the Daughters of St George at her home in Glouster. Members answered roll call with readings, then two contests awarded to Neil Morris and Embrey The ey Dee age to Catherine. A lunch was served by the hostess and her daughter Margaret to eleven members and one guest Mickey Hinton. The next meeting is set for June 9 at Mrs Catherine Hintons home.
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Glouster
John Hinton
Daughters of St. George Club
Neil Morris
Embrey
Catherineton
Margaret
Mickey Hinton
Catherine Hinton
Plains Takes League Title
The Plains High School baseball team defeated Chauncey 4 to 3 to clinch the Hocking Valley League championship with a 12–0 record. Morgan allowed eight hits and struck out nine, while going 3 for 4 at the plate. Next Monday The Plains faces Glouster locally.
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Plains High School
Chauncey
Blue Devils
The
Plains
Morgan
Glouster
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Max
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Red Cochrane
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Pete Reiser
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Oma Shafer
Wenn McAllister
Kail
Chauneey
Abdella Seer
Renee B. Mingus
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Mickle
Tire & Acc W. Union St
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Roy
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