Baumholtz Star At Great Lakes Naval Station
Frank Baumholtz of Ohio University, famed for basketball and baseball, leads Great Lakes athletic efforts as a company commander teaching seamanship. He posted 206 points in 39 games and a .381 batting average with 14 RBIs for the Great Lakes baseball squad, drawing praise from coach Mickey Cochran and officials who note his rapid rise from college star to naval athletic staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Baumholtz
Great Lakes Naval S Station
U. S
George Halas
Paddy Driscoll
Charley Bachman
Frankie Baumoholtz
Ohio University
Great Lakes
Tes
Hook
Navy
Midwest
Prank
Gordon S
Mickey) Cochrane
Great Lakeseam
Waumbokte
Bonham's Fourth Shutout Highlights Yankees Win
The New York Yankees blanked Chicago White Sox 1 0 as Ernie Bonham earned his sixth victory and fourth shutout of the season. Chicago’s bonny southpaw Fé Smith struggled, walking Buddy Rosar with the bases loaded to force the decisive run in the fourth. Sid Hudson led the Washington Senators to a 25-2 rout, while lefty Tex Hughson threw a one hitter for Boston against Cleveland as Ted Williams drove in four runs in an 8-3 win. Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 3-2 behind Si Johnson as Derringer took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Bailey
New York Yankees
Chicago
Smith
Jeffort
Ernie Bonhay
White Sox
Sid Hudson
Washington Senators
St Toul
Phil Marellon
Detroit Tigers
Philadelpia
TJ Mowe
Hwan Miareildon
Tex Hughson
Boston Reds
Cleveland Indians
Ted Williams
Philadelphia Phils
Fincinnati Reds
Si Johnson
Paul Derringer
Ty Cobb warns war menace could suspend major league baseball
Ty Cobb, retired star, told Scoop Latimer that wartime danger could force major leagues to suspend operations after July Fourth if the war worsens. He also warned of a potential runaway arms race hurting clubs, making survival difficult for father clubs. Cobb spoke while en route to California after visiting Eastern war production areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Cobb
The
Diamond
California
Scoop Latimer
Greenville News
Greens Run Class to Hear Dr Hour at Sunday Baccalaureate
Greens Run class will hold a Sunday morning baccalaureate in the school auditorium at 10 30. Dr Courtney will deliver the address. The glee club will sing two numbers Faith of Fathers and I Love a Little Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. ‘Courtney
Glee Club
Pirates Trade Vaughan for Quartet of Players
NEA Service reports the Pirates trade Floyd Vaughan for Luke Hamlin Babe Phelps Jimmy Wasdell and Pete Coscarart. Coscarart rises from second base to shortstop filling in as needed as Brooklyn's Spence side details note limited batting. The piece blends baseball news with Navy football prep at four preflight schools under Lt Commander Tom Hamilton with coaching appointments at UNC Chapel Hill and other colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Coscarart
Sur
Ae Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Naval
Marine
Hamilton
Harry Ulayron
NEA
New York
Pirates
Ebbets Field
Pittsburgh
Floyd Ellis Vaughan
Luke Hamlin
Babe Phelps
Jimmy Wasdell
Peter Coscarart
Hot Potato Hamlin
Bilmp Phelps
Wasdell
Brooklyn
Cconcarart
Frisch
Vaughan
Daslance
Buccaneers
Cascarart
Frank Gustine
Alfred “Anderson
Corickly
Coscarart
Felding
Brooklyns
Cosland
Iast
Pee Wee
Reese
Portland
Hart
Fordham Frank
Vistop
St. Joseph
West
Ay Gayle
Washington
Tom Hamilton
Marine Flere
Annapolis
Pears
Rad
Blimp Phelps
Pete Cosearart
Pastor Is Heavy Favorite In Madison Square Garden Bout
In Madison Square Garden Mauriello faces Tami Mauriello in a heavyweight bout set for 10 pm. Roughly 12 000 fans expected. Despite a string of six straight losses and a 180 pound frame, Mauriello hopes to exploit Pastor’s habit of getting tagged early. Gambling odds run to seven to one against Mauriello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Joe Louie
Madison Square Garden
Tami
Mauriello
F Brown
49Th Street
Pastor
Birds Start Upward Climb In Local Track Notes
A partially legible sports brief notes Birds beginning a rising run at a local track event. Mentions performers including Mina and Sad in vague terms with scattered names and incomplete phrases. Further details are not readable enough to confirm teams, scores, or venues.
Fullerton's Roundup sports notes mix ration talk and boxing card
Eastern schools cut programs for transport costs while sailors need tougher athletics. Tobacco theft and new alert chants surface after a big Pittsburgh skirmish. Alaska trout reach 15 pounds as aircrew practice rabbits with .45s. Camp Upton faces Mitchel Field June 19 boxing show with Braddock Sharkey Olin refereeing and Joe Louis staging three round exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton
New York
Navy
Dale Rhoades
Yakima (Wash
Alaska
Air Corps Boyt
Camp Upton
Mitchel Field
Jim Braddock
Jack Sharkey
Bob Olin
Joe Louis
Redlegs Fall to Phillies in Final Determined
The Cincinnati Reds lost 3 to 2 to Philadelphia as Eddie Joost homered for the Reds. Cincinnati left runners on in the ninth with one out, failing to push across the tying run. The Phils’ Lamanno and Glossop had RBIs, Litwhiler stole a base and Joost added a homer for Philadelphia. Umpires Bal, Sanfant, Barlick, and Pinelli at 1:50. attendance 1,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Ailadelphia
Eddie Joost
Reds
Phils
Cincinnat Benjamin
Eten
Litwhiler
Joost
Frey
Haas
Walker
Koy
Ma Derringer
Phila
Union Memorial Service To Be Held in Glouster Sunday
Members of the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary will meet at the hall at 10 o'clock before walking to the Methodist Church for a Memorial Day service. Rev. J. A. will deliver a memorial message with special music. Sunday school at 9:30 superintendent Paul Bingman. League at 6:30 in the evening. sermon Voices Out of the Past. Communion at that time. Official board meets Monday at 7:30. prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and
Luxary
American Legion” Hall
Mev. J. A
Methodist “Church
Paul Bingman
M.M. LePavor
Wening
Mary Swet
Daughters of Union Veterans
Methodist ‘Church
Smith Rites Will Be Held Sunday
Mrs. Belle Smith of Glouster aged 91 died this morning at her Trimble Route home. Survived by her husband and seven brothers, two sisters, and numerous grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at Ferndale Church of Christ with burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Smith
Trimble
Two Are Fined by Mayor of Glouster
In Glouster two cases were heard by Mayor Thomas Williams Sr. W F Metter of Zanes was fined 100 dollars plus costs for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence on State Route 13 south of Glouster. Arthur Judson Derthick was fined five dollars plus costs after an intoxication charge. he pled not guilty at arraignment. minister C B Ligner of the Glouster Church of Christ was improving at home after two weeks of illness. Revival meetings at Bethel Chapel in Gloster continue through Sunday May 34 with all day services. Rev William Whitmore in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams
W. F. Mectler
Zanes
Eo Hhol
Heck
Arthur Judson
Derthick
Henry Williams
C. B. Ligner
Srist
UMM Pup
Bethell Sanam
Gloster
Suna
William, Whitmore Ie
Glouster Social Notes and Sunday Meet Events
Glouster notes cover Taylor Ridge class gathering led by Miss Virginial Canter with one new member Filan Jean Vells and many attendees. Also details on Daughters of Union Veterans May memorial plan, Oliver guest visits, and local trap shoot at Creek Valley Sportsmen Club with church service plans noted. Nearby Philadelphia and Rochester notices mention Johnny Forte and Joe Mus cate activities.
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Taylor Ridge
Virginial Canter
Cirle ‘Ginas
Church of Christ
Mes ‘Canter
Filan Jean Vells
Florence Hildebrand
Ina Kioh
Glenna Hanning
Theda Ryan
Alice Herbst
Hilah Sean Vess
Dorothy Kempton
June Fken
Jamita Kempton
Jeanne Hertnen
Virginie Canton
Jinas Tegcher
Mire
Ertel Canter
Columbus
Glouster
le Fever
Church of Christ Day Creek Valley Sportumens Club
Mivin Murphy
Marvin m
Bishopvile
Feime Davin
William Bulstrom
Canton
John Hooper
Philadelphia
Johnny Forte
My Gilligan
Buttato
N.Y
W. D. Cory
Akron
Rochester
N. Y
Joe Mus
Mr. and
Cate
Butte
X.Y
Fred Jetthen
Jim Robinson
Cleveland Hives
Fight Results Poppy Day Observance Promotes Red Flower Drive
GLOUSTER The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Poppy Day drive on High Street to raise funds honoring World War I veterans and their families. Mrs H A Rogers, president, urged participation as volunteers sell the red flowers. Foster Brown, son of Mrs Walter McDivitt, has been inducted and sent to a training camp after leaving Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mater
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Sunday Closes Qualifying for Club Tourney
Sunday will be the last day to qualify for the Directors. Prize fliers at Athens Country Club. 32 low net scores qualify. Matches will be eighteen holes except finals, which will be 38. Three fourths of the difference in handicap will be allowed. Saturday and Sunday there will be a Points for Par Tournament. Sunday May 31, there will be 36 hole qualifier to see who represents Athens in the Southeast term Ohio Championship at Washington County Country Club in Marietta, Ohio. Desiring to enter for the Southeastern notify Mike Heaney by Thursday May 28 so pairings can be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
Athens
Washington County Country Club
Marietta
Ohio
Mike Heaney
Front Runners AMERICAN BATTING TM Doets, Boston, 411
A sports brief listing batters, pitchers and fielding leaders with names like Williams Boston Spence Washington Kelloway Chicago Ott New York McCormick Cincinnati Reiser Brooklyn Head Brooklyn and more, plus a postponed fight and a military draft note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doets
Boston
Willams
Boon
TNTS
Spence
Washington
Kelloway
Chicago
York
Detroit
Cave
Bonham
New York
Laman
Cincinati
Ott
Marshall
F. McCormick
Cincinnati
Fernandes
Borton
Reiser
Brooklyn
M." McCormick
Cinccinnati
Slaughter
St. Louis
Lenniler
Phil
High Schools Sport Carnival Opens At Ohio State
Columbus Ohio prepared for the state high school championships with track baseball and golf events beginning today. Defending champs Cleveland Heights and Xenia look to repeat, while Marion Harding and Middletown clash in Class A baseball. Local teams were paired in first round matchups across divisions with Crown titles expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Onio
Ohio State University
Cleveland East Tech
Cleveland Heights
Cinas
Xenia Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Cine
Beaver
Upper Arlington
Pete Sohl
Marion Harding
Middletown
Louisville
Greenfielt
Titansville
Cleveland
Holy Name
Cincinnati
Western Hille
North Chardon
Columbus St. Charles Va
Webster Township
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Greenind White
Union
Long Island University
Baumiotte
Blusjacket Raum
Hholts
Chicago Cubs
James Gale Tagher
Baumholtz
Ogden
Utah
Birmingham
Harins
Ohioniversity
Dr. Hour
Goirtney
St. Louia
Cicago
Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Glyde Shawn
Cardinals
Hamlin
Phelps
Wandell
MacPhail
Im Crowley
University of ‘North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N.C
Tarvey” Hars
Bernie "Bierman
Minnesota
University of Town
Tex Oliver
University of Oregon
St. Mary's
Calif
Sam Barry
Southern California
Southern
Univer
Cub
Patscureh
Delphia
St. Louie
St. Paulio
Indians
Mina
Fullerton
Erry Mitchell
New York Post
Conn
Jimmy Seuith
Redlegs
Krakauskas
Botton
Hogan
Doerr
Williams
Tabor
Hackett
Boudreau
Mack
Weatherby
Fleming
Weatherly
Wiliams
Peacock
Hughson
Harder
Hugh
Siegicttan
Leity
Mr. Harper
Smee Oe
Olivers
Walter Oliver
Earl Oliver
H. A. Rogers
Aiothany
Legional
Regula Roy
Lou Nova
Lee Savold
Mike Jacobs
Suaxsoure
Harrison Nunney
Fort Leonard Wood
Tole McManaway
Our Tire
Pia
A. F. Jeutter
Lancaster St
Manhattan
Chaney
Nurach
Gates
Elo
Ap Sport
Kyle
Clifford
Hickok
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