Reds Triumph Over Pirates To Reach Fourth Place
Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 1 at Crosley Field in the first night game of the season drawing 16 205 fans. Paul Derringer pitched six innings, allowing six hits while driving in a run with a double. Max Butcher contributed two singles and two runs, and John Lanning allowed two runs. The win moved Cincinnati into fourth place as they opened a three game series with Chicago. A 15,000 crowd later watched Savold vs Nova in a Navy Relief show. Hassett powered the Yankees past the Red Sox 3-1, while the Dodgers blanked Philadelphia 3-0 and the Braves edged the Giants 3-1 in extra innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
Pirates
Derringer
Bud Hassett
Wera Mati
Cinccinnati Reds
Chiago
Redlegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Crosley Field
Paul Derringer
Max Butcher
John Lanning
Lgnth
Gee Walker
Jand
Mike McCormick
Rove McCormick
Ray Carlen
Charley’ Reynolds
Reynolds
Sudson Bailey
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
John Aloysius
Buddy
Hassett
Hamel
New York
Boston Red Sox
Tom Mennich
Cleveland
Lana
Chicago White Sox
Army
Navy
St .Louis
Browns
Curt Bavis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Boston Braves
New York Glante
Max West
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Cube
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Washington Senators
Philadephia
Ig Pau der Inger
Lloyd Gullickson Leads Ohio Qualifiers in Hale America Open
The Canton pro Lloyd Gullickson shot six under par 136 to lead Ohio district qualifiers for the Hale America Open. Twenty plus players from Canton and Akron area clubs posted strong scores at Hartville and Shaker Heights, with many advancing to the June 6-7 regional at Cincinnati. Other qualifiers included Bob Myern, Tom Bouck, and John Malutie, among several nine or more golfers from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet Janne Nomnanstii
Lloyd Gullicknots
Thegfeld
Ohio
Kale America Golf Ofer Hs
Canton
Hartville
Atle
Martin
Wally Chantwell
Bob Myern
Kenny
Port Mitchie
Tom Bouck
Akron
Bor
Kerby
Akron Fairlawn
Chicago
Ametha Fy
Howard
Gnignac
Regaie Mylen
Columbia Hills
Shaker Heights
Tom White
Tin Warom
Pine Ridge
Milwaukee Kansas City
Minneapolis
John ‘Malutie
Hawthorne
Valfo
Bobby Campbel
Sia
Onlo State
Univers
Freschman
Columbus
Lou Chiapertn
Toledo
Cincinnati
Tames
Blues Swamp Hoosiers Dominate With 12-0 Win
Johnny Neun's Blues blanked Indianapolis 12-0 in a decisive opening night, part of a season marked by close one-run wins. Milwaukee edged Louisville 4-1 in a pitcher duel between Vandy Karl and Roxie, while Toledo surged 65- with a strong five-run fifth. Columbus showed late bid to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Johnny Neun
Blues
Indianapolis
Tina Milwaukee
Tory
Loulima
Vandy Karl
Brewers Roxie
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Front Runners In Baseball Stats AP Summary
National League leaders include Phelps and Pitspurth with two runs. Ott of New York tops RBIs at 31 along with Mize. Fernandes of Boston leads in hits with 48 and Reiser of Brooklyn shows 12 doubles. Slaughter of St. Louis and Joost of Cincinnati appear among triples. Caml of Brook leads home runs, Relver and Merullo issue stolen bases. In pitching, French of Brooklyn tops with 396 innings pitched and Spence of Washington holds 53 strikeouts.
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Ott
New York
Mize
Fernandes
Boston
Reiser
Brooklyn
Joost
Cincinnati
M.' McCormick
Litwhiler
Philadelphia
Slaughter
St. Louis
Caml
Brook
Relver
Klyn
Merullo
Chicago
Spence
Washington
Ables
Kolloway
Blair
Riples
Chauncey nurse enlists in U S Navy graduation notes
Chauncey resident Miss Leota Blackford enrolled as a nurse in the U S Navy and departed for Bal ce y May 21. Bertha Se of Slave Clini rs, a graduate nurse from Winchester Minnesota, has a brother John Blacktorn. both are connected to local Chauncey families as the town notes the enlistment and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Leota Jack
L Ord
Mary Blackford
U. S. Navy
Bal‘cey
Mabel How Tlmore
Mion Blackford
Bertha Se
Winchester
Minn
Plains
John Blacktorn
U. S Elyria
Navy
All Stars Set Twilight All Star Game July 6 in New York
The All Star council announced a 5 30 p m twilight start for the New York game July 6 to ease east coast traffic. The event includes a second game July 7 in Cleveland and a potential 1 30 p m Tuesday makeup if rain postpones. Commissioners Candis and Landis urged club owners to coordinate with transit officials.
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Chicago
Sory Counell
New York
Kenesaw MoUntain Candis
Bill Harridge
American League
Ford
Cleveland
Might . Landis
Box Score from Minneapolis Columbus Game
Players Heath Stasey Wright Linton Trechock Wil Jame Bergamo Young Luken Aleno contributed in the Minneapolis win over Columbus. Lefebvre walked two, Haefner and Munger struck out multiple batters as Barrett earned the win over Haefner. Barrett struck out three, game time 2 17 with umpires Boyer McKinley and Parker.
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Minneapoli
Heath
Stasey
Rune
Wright
Linton
Trechock
Wil Jame
Bergamo
Young
Luken
Aleno
Ber- Minneapolis
Columbus
Lefebvre
Haef
Barrett
Haefner
Munger
Roe
One Minute Sports Page Recalls Eddie Mead Death
A compact sports item notes Eddie Mead's death yesterday and a letter from Henry Armstrong asking about a comeback, with Mead’s reply indicating he would not pursue it. The piece references Bob Stecier and Johnny Mize, mentioning the Buffalo Evening News and the St. Louis Cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOA
Eddie Mead
Henry Armstrong
Eddie
Carel Crabtree Returns as Rochester Manager for Cards
The St Louis Cardinals announce veteran outfielder Carel Crabtree from Nelsome will again manage in Rochester, succeeding Tony Keuffman. Crabtree, famed for the 1938 IL playoff heroics with the Med Wings, returns after a short tenure and a spring training stint with Branch Rickey. Rochester trails Newark by 18 games.
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St. Loure Cardinals
Carel Crabtree
Nelsome
Rochester
Tony Keuffman
Crabtree
Med Wings
Bly Southworth
Ray Blades
Tonte Cardinal
Crabby Low
Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Hime
Rikey
Rachester
Crabby
Winge
Inlet Place
Leding Newark
Chauncey Water Users To Be Billed On June 10
Chauncey officials announce the first reading of the water trust is June 1 with bills mailed by June 30 and due by June 28. Those who used water will be charged the actual amount at first reading, later readings set for minimum charges. The board seeks government aid for required equipment and asks residents to submit certification to Mayor W D Hines. The Chauncey system nears full operation pending chemical treatment and sewer work. Nearby reports include social visits and local updates from Chauncey and Athens within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Board of Public Affairs
W. D. Hines
Dover High School Class of 42 to Graduate Tonight
Chauncey-Dover High School will hold graduation exercises for the class of 42 seniors Tuesday at 8 15 in the high school auditorium. The program includes processional Hall to the Chief Chauncey-Dover and invocation by Rev G B Courtney music Sunshine of Your Visit a Last Chord Chauncey-Dover Orchestra valedictory Ruth Lester class song Julia Kozma Girls Sextette McBride Las Donna Russell Nellie Mullins Helen Mingus Julia Kozma diploma presentations by C D Mel Clanahan superintendent A Summer Night vocal duet Dorothy Smith Frances Fisher class address Dr EA Hansen Ohio University music spitle Grey Churchy Chauncey-Driver Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauncey
Chauncey-Dover High Schoo Tor
Chauncey-Dover
G. B. Courtney
Carlos Nye
Chauncey-Dover Orchestra
Ruth Lester
Julia’ Kozma
McBride
Russel
Nellie Mullins
Helen Mingus
Julia Kozma
C.D
Mel Clanahan
Dorothy Smith
Franses Fisier
Dr. EA. Hansen
Ohio University Music
Spitle Grey Churchy
cnauncey-Driver
Plan Tyron Rites For Julia Sayre at Concord Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Sayre will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Concord Church east of Millfeld with burial in the adjacent cemetery. The service will be conducted by Rev. Gilbert Courtney at Chauncey Church of Christ. There is a fragment about four Ice Ages and a note on future ice ages, but no clear relation to the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Julia Sayre
Tryon
Concord Church
Millfeld
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Bulldogs Play at Gallipolis in Night Game
Athens Bulldogs travel to Gallipolis for a twi night game at the OME baseball grounds. The team aims to rebound after a 12 1 loss earlier this season and seeks win number seven behind Bob Wakefield on the mound. The Athens ten also heads to Gallipolis for a playoff basketball match postponed earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Bulldogs
Gallipolis Blue ‘Devils
Gallipolis
Athens
Bob Wakefield
Bulldogs
Ction
Ome
Athens High School Ten
Lis
Galanet
Aftale
Former Minister of Glouster Dies
Word arrives that C. B. Frampton former minister of the Glouster Church of Christ died May 8 at his Allegan Michigan home from heart trouble. He had retired from active duties but later served as an elder in the Allegan Merson Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slouster
C. B. Frampton
Glouster Church of Christ
Allegan, Mich
Mr. Frampton
Merson
Allegan
Trimble Council OKs Road Work and Pig Pen Cleanup
The Trimble Council approved a resolution allowing county commissioners to work on Congress Run Road within the city limits with resurfacing planned soon. Mayor Underwood urged residents with pig pens inside the city to bring them to sanitary condition immediately.
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Trimble
Congress Run
Underwood
Mrs Isabel Thompson Receives Word on Son's Transfer
Mrs Isabel Thompson of Murray City learns her son Phil Young, inducted into the U S Army May 4, has been transferred to the Air Force and is stationed at Kessler Field in Mississippi. Mrs Young and their child return to Murray City to live with her parents for the war duration.
Insect Population Note From a Historical Diary
A fragmentary diary-like note claims 25,000,000 insects exist above a square mile and mentions an air and surface reference with scattered phrases about time and place, including garbled terms such as Dally South Bound and 2 pm. The readable bits indicate observational curiosity rather than a coherent report.
Baseball scores from a multi-game slate in 1910s era paper
The card lists results with teams such as Boston, New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, Columbus, Minneapolis, Toledo, St. Paul, Milwaukee and Louisville. Scores include Boston 3 New York 1 in 11 innings and other pairings like St. Louis 10 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 8 Washington 3.
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Boston
New York
St. Louie
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Associathon Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Fading Tribe Drops Fifth Straight Game
The Cleveland Indians lose their fifth in a row in a Army-Navy Relief fund game against the Chicago White Sox. Chicago rallied in the ninth to win 4-0, aided by a misplay on a throw that scored Kennedy and set up the decisive inning. Attendance 7,959. umpired by Piperas, Summers and Rom, time 1 hour 38 minutes.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Boston
St. Louis
Tribe
Nghia
Army and Navy
Sox
Les Fleming
Mike Test
Glouster Stores To Remain Open Late Thursday Night
Glouster stores will stay open until 6 30 PM Thursday on pay day and until 7 PM Friday before Memorial Day. The Business and Professional Men's Association and Clerks Union urge housewives to plan shopping for the double holiday weekend accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Business and Professiona Men's Association
Clerks Union
Men in Western Camp linked by Army transfer
The report notes Corporal Rockhold at Camp Wolters Texas seeing Kendall Swart, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Swart, among gun crew during target practice. Kendall and Rockhold were surprised to learn they are stationed in the same broader area. L K Benedum, ex Western and Southern Life agent, is also at Camp Lake Oblate near Camp Roberts. Ewart Henry, son of Mr and Mrs John Henry, is nearby.
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agursten—Corporat
Cy Rockhold
Camp Wolters
Tex
Thas
Camp San Lula Obisto
Calif
Rockhold
Kendall Swart
Harry Swart
Khan
L. K. Benedum
Judge White Wright To Speak in Glouster
Probate Judge Francis White and Ross Wright farm agent will speak at a War Bond meeting in Glouster Thursday evening at 8 at the American Legion hall. Mayor Thomas Williams Sr stated the public is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Francis White
Ross Wright
Athens County
Thomas’ Williams
Perfect Attendance Records Highlight Local Students
Records show Glouster Gay Buchman daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Buchman completed six years of school without missing a day or tardy Joan Trace daughter of Mr and Mrs James Trace has perfect attendance for four years Bring own sugar Glouster Strawberry shortcake to Methodist Church Men's Brotherhood meeting in the church basement Wednesday at 7 o clock Members urged to bring their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gay Buchman
Willard Buchman
Joan Trace
James ‘Trace
Men's Brotherhood of
Methodist Church
Fight Results in Pittsburgh and Nearby Bouts
In Pittsburgh Prune Zivie, 4, stopped Lew Ten, 138, in Sweetwater, Lex. Cincinnati’s Ezzard Charles outpainted Charley Burley, 155, in a Cleveland area bout. Nate Bolden at 16 rounds cages on George Bar tka, Chicago, 0.
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Pittsburgh
Prune Zivie
Lew Ten
Sweetwater
Lex
Ezzard Charles
Charley Burley
Nate Bolden
Cage
George’ Bar ‘Tka 'Io
Cleveland
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Battle Wold
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Louie
Savold
Siaky
Nova
Lee
Baseball Rey
Lloyd Gullickson
Blues Swamp Hoosiers
National League
Phelps
Pitspurth
All-Stars
Twilight Tilt
Fullerton
Elmer Riddle
Zipp Newman
Birmingham News
Deak Morse
St. Johnsbury
Caledonian Record
James R. Finnegan
Louisville Times
Chauncey Water
Chauncey District
Leena Chase
Washington, D. C
Carlos Chase
Conda Webb
Tami
Marafiel
Car
Chester
andern‘Miliels
Sanders
Mary Meinhart
George Williamson
Indians, Pa
Wauncey
Wome i
Oscar B. Adkins
Unday
John “Lulloch
Ersel
Mary, Baker
Sarah Lester
Joyce Perry
Bill P
Mont Perry
Thens
R. L. Brown
Georgia Neal
Gust ‘Graham
Flora Grant
Lower Plains
George Adkins
Florence Cotevens
Dorothy Walker
Helen ‘Sweeney
Conds ‘Webb
Mansfield
Supta
L. Sandes
Jendes
Dover
Tyron
Dr. Sprague T
Smauncey
South
Fading Tribe
Glouster — Wuling
WSCS
Wexy
Sara Jonas
Paul Bingman
Marion
C. A. Bingman
Stell Sisk
Earl Faires
Earl
Phil Faires
BE. B. Leeper
E. LeFever
LeFever
Wiliam H. Rauch
Billy
A. Harding
Mary Jane
Slater
Lawrence E. "Williams
Jack Viney
George Smith
Ronnie
Johnnie
Tumbus
Fostoria
Frank Melligan
Phyllis
L. R. Faires
Le‘vi Stephenson
Ruth Elizabeth Stephenson
Louis ‘Seiple
Dayton
von Faires
Gall Faires
Point Pleasant
W. Va
D. E. Carr
C. G. Faires
Caer Cottage
Muskingum River
Sbuster
Judge White
NYE
Chevrolet
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