Tigers Struggle as 11th Loss in 12 Home Starts Stings Detroit
Detroit fans watched Sam Harris shut out the Tigers 2-0 in Philadelphia, ending Detroit's 11th loss in 12 Briggs Stadium starts this season. Johnny Gorsica had beaten Cleveland earlier, while Al Javery finally stopped a skid with a 1-0 win for Boston. Other games saw Pittsburgh’s Frisch ejected after a dispute, and several night games postponed or rained out.
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Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tigers
Briggs Stadium
Motor City
Tigers
Johnny Gorsica
Cleveland
Sam Harris
Detroit
Philadelphia
Harris
Tiger
al Javery
Pittsburgh
Boston
Javery
Frankie Frisch
Babe Pinelli
Pete Coscarari
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Mel Harder
Washington
Mack Works Out With Cleveland in Wartime Return
Ray Mack, former Indians second baseman now at Thompson Aircraft Products Co. in war work, donned a Tribe uniform to work out with Cleveland before last night's game. He had announced retirement last winter but his selective service board initially frowned on playing ball after work, a position later disputed by the board chairman who said Mack’s spare time was his own.
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Cleveland
Ray Mack
Cleveland Indians
Thompson Aircraft Products Co
Tribe
Mack
Selective Service Board
Pimples Vanish Overnight With Kleerex Claim
Advertisers promise fast pimple relief with Kleerex medicated liquid. Consumers are urged to apply nightly and report clear complexions by morning, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold and recommended locally.
Baseball scores and weather notes from the day
National league results list Boston 1 Pittsburgh 0 with rainouts in Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Brooklyn and Chicago at Philadelphia. American league Philadelphia 2 Detroit 0 and St Louis 3 Boston 2. New York Chicago rain. Washington 4 Cleveland 2. Association games Minneapolis at Columbus on wet grounds. Louisville 7 Milwaukee 5. St Paul 2 2 Toledo 0 4. Indianapolis 6 6 Minneapolis 5 1.
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National Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
American Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Columbus
Wet Grounds
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Weer Annas
Pet
Washington E
Association Club
Pet Milwaukee
Cenigor Co UN Any
Kansas City
Baseball statistics roundup with multiple team leaders
Baseball leaders listed by team and stat including runs Tucker Chicago and Bordagaray Brooklyn. Doerr Boston hits, Hayes Philadelphia home runs, Walker Brooklyn hits and runs, Leonard Washington pitching, Lanier St. Louis pitching. Stolen bases Stirnweiss New York and Macon Boston.
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Ae — Tucker
Chicago
Johnson
Boston
Tabor
Doerr
Gutteridge
St. Louis
Seerey
Cleveland
Hayes
Philadelphia
Stirnweiss
New York
Leonard
Washington
Schultz
Brookn
Macon
Lanier
Indians Fall As Nationals Rally In Ninth Inning
Mel Harder Night ends in defeat as Cleveland labors to a 4 2 loss to Washington. Harder yielded no earned runs but two costly miscues and a double steal allowed three ninth inning runs. Mayor Lausche presented the pitcher a $1000 war bond before the game.
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Cleveland
Indians
Mel Harder
Lakefront Stadium
Tribe
Washington Nationals
Nats
Harder
Joe Kuhel
George Case
Mickey Rocco
Case
Red Jones
Kuhel
Johnny Sullivan
Buddy Rosar
Lou Boudreau
Frank J. Lausche
League Park
Vernon Kennedy
Early Wynn
Roger Wolff
Braves Weitelmann Javery Stop Pirate Rally In Shutout
Yesterday's box features Billy Weitelmann and Al Javery turning a double play to halt a Pirate rally and preserve a shutout with a remarkable fifth inning stop. Javery earned his first win by blanking Pittsburgh as three singles produced a 1-0 score.
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Billy Weitelmann
AL Javery
Braves
Weitelmann
Javery
Pittsburgh
Luman Harris
Athletics
Detroit
Tiger
Bob Muncrief
Browns
St. Louis
Red Sox
Mickey Haefner
Senators
Washington
Cleveland
Will Present Bibles to Graduates at Chauncey
The Chauncey Church of Christ will present Bibles to high school graduates who are Bible School members during the morning service. The Friendship Class funds the Bibles. Speakers include Gilbert Courtney at Greens Run and Chauncey, then Trimble, Taylor Ridge, and Millfield with specific times.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Bible School
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Greens ‘Run
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Trimble
Plan Farewell for Buells at Trimble
Tonight at Trimble Methodist Church the congregation hosts a farewell for Mr L E Buell and Mrs Lucy Buell long affiliated with Trimble and Greens Run schools. A musical program and social hour with refreshments conclude the evening.
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Chauncey
Trimble Methodist Church
L. E. Buell
Methodist Church
Trimble
Lucy Buell
Greens Run
Sugar Creek Boys Edge Chauncey In Early Season Clash
Sugar Creek won five of six games after a 3-2 defeat to Chauncey Eighth Grade on Wednesday here. Earlier the teams met and Sugar Creek triumphed 7-6 in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Chauncey Wednesday
Mrs Geraldine Mulpas Martin In Hospital After Major Surgery
Mrs Geraldine Mulpas Martin wife of Floyd Martin of Trimble underwent major surgery this week at a Columbus hospital. Her condition, previously serious, is now reported favorable. She is the daughter of Rolland and Mrs Mulpas of Trimble formerly of Taylor Ridge. Her father was with her at the hospital.
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Chauncey
Geraldine Mulpas Martin
Floyd Martin
Trimble
Columbus
Columbus Visitors Attend Jackson High School Commencement
GLOUSTER Irma Jean Nicholas of Columbus attended the Jackson high school commencement with her brother William receiving his diploma. She returned to Columbus this morning for work. Mrs James Flemming and daughters Corning and Dorothy Rainey, Columbus, also attended the ceremony at JT High School auditorium. Harold Rainey, their brother, was among the graduates. Dr and Mrs Dwight Haskins of Athens were there honoring their nephew Edson Haskins, who graduated from high school.
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Glouster
Irma Jean Nicholas
Columbus
Jacksonville
William
James Flemming
Corning
Dorothy Rainey
JT High School
Harold Rainey
Dwight Haskins
Athens
J.T. Auditorium
Edson Haskins
Powell Brothers News From Italy and Texas
Chauncey and Mrs Orville Crabtree report that their brother Pvt William B Powell is serving in Italy on the Anzio beachhead and is in good health. Another brother Pvt Joseph H Powell is stationed at Camp Howze Texas and also serves with the armed forces.
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Chauncey
Orville Crabtree
Pvt
William B. Powell
Italy
Anzio
Crabtree
Joseph H. Powell
Camp Howze
Texas
Bricker Calls for Fixed Two Term Presidential Limit
Ohio Governor John W. Bricker, a Republican presidential hopeful in Memphis, urged a deliberative party convention to draft a platform presenting the issues and backing a constitutional amendment limiting the presidency to two four year terms or one six year term. He argued the only man to seek a third term is pursuing a fourth.
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Memphis
Tenn
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Seeing Eye Dogs for Blind Veterans Authorized
President Roosevelt signed into law an act allowing the Veterans Administration to provide seeing eye dogs to blinded service members at no cost after an initial $1,000 expenditure. Soldiers sailors and marines blinded in warfare may receive the dogs as life companions and helpers if they desire them.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Veterans Administration
Idle Redbirds Tie Brewers In Tight American Association Race
The Columbus Redbirds and Milwaukee Brewers remained deadlocked for first after a weather halted game with Minneapolis. Milwaukee lost 7-5 to Louisville, dropping its half game lead while St Paul split with Toledo and Indianapolis swept Kansas City in a twin bill.
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Milwaukee
Brewers
Redbirds
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Otho Niccholas
Indianapolis Indians
Kansas City
Walters Slated to Face Giants
The Cincinnati Reds travel to New York to meet the Giants at the Polo Grounds after two weather postponements. Bucky Walters is the expected Reds pitcher though manager Mel Ott has not named a starter, leaving uncertainty for tonight's game in the East.
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Giants
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
Bucky Walters
Mel Ott
Loper Family Welcomes Returning Son on Furlough
Mr. and Mrs. James Loper of Chauncey received a telegram from their youngest son Pvt William Loper stating he had been granted a furlough and was en route home. The Lopers have two other sons in service, Robert in England and James Jr in Italy.
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Chauncey
James Loper
Pvt
William Loper
Thomas Oliver
Pfc
William Oliver
U. S. Marine Corps
South Pacific
Mrs Betty Pincelli Returns Home After Surgery
Mrs Betty Pincelli wife of Meme Pincelli of Chauncey, after major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens, was discharged to her home on Mound Street Thursday. She is recovering well and grateful for flowers and cards received during her hospital stay.
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Chauncey
Betty Pincelli
Meme Pincelli
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Mound St
Government stenographic tests nominate two senior girls
From Washington reports show senior girls Regina Barich and June Heffken passed civil service stenographic tests and are eligible for appointment in Washington. Chauncey notes Mrs Signa Crabtree and sister-in-law Frances Crabtree visited Morehead Kentucky with Fred Crabtree in the Navy and attended a parade. Vera Bridgewater will direct The Plains Nazarene Church Sunday School with services by Rev J R Lakin.
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Trimble
Civil Service
Washington, D. C
Regina Barich
June Heffken
Washington
Chauncey
Signa Crabtree
Frances Crabtree
Morehead
Kentucky
Fred Crabtree
Navy
Army and Navy
Lexington
Vera Bridgewater
Plains Nazarene
J. R. Lakin
Glouster Sailor Returns After Naval Training
Robert Roberts completed boat training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station and spent ten days with parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Roberts in Glouster R. D. 1. He returned to Great Lakes on Thursday to his new assignment. An estate notice from A W Antle requests those with accounts to contact Ralph C. Howe in Nelsonville.
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Glouster
Robert Roberts
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Jesse Roberts
R. D
Great Lakes
Marie Anne. Trimble
A. W. Antle
Ralph C. Howe
Edmu
Nelsonville
Adg
Fullerton's Roundup highlights college stars in Major League lineage
Brooklyn fans learn Eddie Basinski is among a long line of college players who succeeded in the big leagues. The roundup lists notable players with college ties across positions, from Gehrig and Collins to Mathewson and Isbell, and mentions Eddie Plank and Cecil Isbell. It notes Purdue coaching offers for Cecil Isbell and a Packers link with Don Hutson, plus a note on Lloyd Waner Jr and a Detroit fair purse mix-up.
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Brooklyn
Dodger
Eddie Basinski
Eddie
Buffalo U
Lou Gehrig
Columbia
Jake Stahl
Illinois
Eddie Collins
Frank Frisch
Fordham
Jimmy Collins
Canisus
Joe Dugan
Holy Cross
Short
Joe Sewell
Alabama
Jack Collins
George Sisler
Michigan
Harry Hooper
St. Marys
Earle Coombs
Kentucky
Birdie Cree
Penn State
Riggs Stephenson
Louis Sockalexis
Notre Dame
Mickey Cochrane
Boston U
Bill Carrigan
Christy Mathewson
Bucknell
Jack Coombs
Colby
Ed Reulbach
Vermont
Ted Lyons
Baylor
Chief Bender
Carlisle
Eddie Plank
Gettysburg
Addie Joss
Wisconsin
Orrie Overall
California
Cecil Isbell
Green Bay Packers
Purdue
Don
Hollister High Seniors Graduate in a Commencement
Hollister High School held commencement in the auditorium with class motto Be Sincere Though Sometimes Wrong. Diploma givers included Glen Hanes and Dr A B Sias. Graduates listed: Donald E Bickley William E Brunton Velma Fade Virginia M Hufford Danny Kovach Ralph D Love Earl D McGee Bonna J Mijhoan Betty M Orndorf Martha M Phelps June K Withem. Five graduates will enter the service soon. Revival at Bethel Mission in Glouster led by Reverend Martin features Dickerson sisters.
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Glouster
Hollister High School
Mildred Howard
Roy Standiford
June Withem
Glee Club
St. Marys
Villa
Martha Phelps
Treva Black
Dr Sias
Donald Eldon Bickley
William Everett Brunton
Velma Fade
Virginia Mae Hufford
Danny Kovach
Ralph Donald Love
Earl Dwight McGee
Bonna Jean Mijhoan
Betty Marie Orndorf
Martha Mae Phelps
June Kathleen Withem
Sunday Union Services Set Across Glouster Churches
Glouster schedules union memorial services at the Methodist Church Sunday at 10:30 with Rev. A G Freeman delivering the sermon and Mrs J H Elias directing music. Choir plans a Thursday rehearsal. Church School at 9:30 led by C A Bingman. primary supervised by Mrs Charles Guinther. No evening service due to Rev Winkles absence. Bible Study Wednesday led by Mrs R B Smith. Church of Christ Bible School starts 9:00 with Delmar Gladden supervising and E K Peugh leading music. evening service at 7:30 directed by W W Wallace. The pastor’s sermon titled The Boy that Was Given to God. Mid-week prayer Wednesday at 7:30.
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Rev. Winkle
J H. Elias
Methodist Church
C. A. Bingman
Charles Guinther
Winkle
R. B. Smith
Church of Christ
Delmar Gladden
E. K. Peugh
Glouster Students Place in Tests
Glouster High School reports students placed in district Ohio Scholarship tests. Barbara Dunlevy earned eighth in English Nines, Rita Wolf placed third in bookkeeping, Dianne Blower won first in second year French, Juanita Tigner first in first year French, and Richard Byers second in first year French. Pfc. Paul E. Russell has arrived in England with word to his parents. Millfield.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Ohio
Supt
Thomas W. Figley
Barbara Dunlevy
Rita Wolf
Dianne Blower
Juanita Tigner
Richard Byers
Chauncey
Pfc
Paul E. Russell
England
Bruce Russell
Millfield
Judson Family Hosts Visitors and Vacationers
Sunday guests at the Judsons include their son Ralph and his family. Ralph Judson has completed boat training at Great Lakes. Visitors also include Mrs. Virginia Dehman and her children of Columbus. Mrs. Pearl Anderson with Walter and Helen Anderson of Trimble spent several days with relatives in Vienna West Virginia. Phyllis Ann Frazier enjoys a week’s vacation with Mr and Mrs Sidney McGlaughlin Trimble Route.
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Thomas Judson
Ralph
Ralph Judson
Great Lakes
Virginia Dehman
Columbus
Judson
Pearl Anderson
Walter
Helen
Trimble
Vienna
W. Va
Phyllis Ann Frazier
Mrs
Sidney McGlaughlin
Ohio State hosts 1944 Ohio scholastic sports carnival
About 1 039 high school boys compete over two days on Ohio State University campus for five team titles and three individual crowns in baseball track tennis and golf. Defending names include East Tech for track and Canton McKinley in golf while notable names such as Pete Dye and Richard Wiseman emerge in golf.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
Cleveland East Tech
Carpenters
Lakewood
Rome Stewart
Plainville
Cincinnati Elder
Leavittsburg
Hamilton
Canton McKinley
Canton Lehman
Pete Dye
Urbana
Richard Wiseman
Anderson
Wyoming
Naugle
Reduction in Funds For War Being Asked
The House Appropriations Committee proposed $1,033,358,367 to fund 18 war agencies for the next fiscal year starting July 1, with total home-front agency funding down from this year by $1,785,909,175 and $37,955,058 under estimates. War Shipping Administration alone would receive $530,350,000 in the measure sent to the House floor.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
War Shipping Administration
Herbert seeks recount in Franklin County governor race
Ohio Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert announced a recount of 68 Franklin County precincts from the May 9 Republican governor primary to resolve potential confusion between two candidates named Herbert in the field.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Franklin County
Herbert
Herberts
Increases in Casualty Lists of Yanks Noted
Washington reports a total of 206,227 American casualties through May 6 including 116,113 Army and 45,114 Navy personnel. Army deaths reach 28,059 with 65,779 wounded and 35,496 missing. Navy dead total 19,546 with 12,089 wounded and 9,026 missing. Prisoners number 31,779 Army and 4,453 Navy. The note also mentions a long history of soybeans in China.
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Washington
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