Dodgers and Cardinals Open Battle for Lead
The Dodgers and Cardinals start a four game series in St Louis as both hunt top spot. The Yankees swept a doubleheader while the Athletics moved to third. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati twice. the Giants split with the Cubs in a weather affected second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Dodgers
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Yankees
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louiss
Boston Red Sox
Dell
Dick Some
Lou Lucier
Bill Nicholson
Paul Derringer
Chi- Cubs
Boston Braves
WAAC Inductions and furloughs noted in area report
Glouster area notes Harry Foster is on a nine day furlough and will report to Great Lakes for a 14 week course after. William Dew of Camp Hood visits Hollister with his parents for ten days. Nelle Belle Williams teaching near Veland has been inducted into WAAC and will leave for duty in about ten days. Pauline Zimmers also joined WAACs. both graduates of the same high school class. Second Lieutenant Jimmie Wolf, formerly in North Africa, is discharged and at home with his mother Lena. Dean remains in the South Pacific as a radio station provides ads and Indian pitchers shut out games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Foster Harry
Great Lakes Na
William Dew
Camp Hood
Oney Dew
Hollister
Dew
Beulah Post
Pataskala
Veland
WAAC
Earl Pough
Pauline Zimmers
Waacs
Nellelle Williams
Nelle Belle
Robert
Fort Ox
Evan
California
Jimmie Wolf
North Africa
Holleran Hospital
Newark
Tsme
Lena
Dean
South Pacific
Baseball and Association Standings From Recent Games
Standings show New York 7 over St Louis 6 and other results including Brooklyn 10 over Cincinnati 6. Chicago 5 over Boston 1 with Boston facing Detroit, and Pittsburgh 4 over Philadelphia 3 in 10 innings. Association scores include Columbus 9 over Toledo 4 and Indianapolis 4 over Louisville 3 with matches delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
National Club
America Club
Cleveland -Oeenee
Arr
Ccceses
Association
L Pet
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Oenwell
Kansas City
St. Paul
Seeeee
National League and American League Leaders Snapshot
National leaders include Dahlgren with a .367 batting average and Musial with 47 hits and 27 runs. Peters, DiMaggio, and others top home run and RBI lists while Newsom Sewell and others pace pitching wins. American leaders feature Stephens with .392 average and Spence with 20 RBIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlgren
Philadelphia
Musial
St. Louis
Herman
Brooklyn
DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Gustine
Newsom
Sewell
Conkey and Butts Tie for First in Blind Bogey at Athens Club
Conkey and Dr Alonzo Butts shared the top prize in the Blind Bogey tournament at Athens Country Club. Conkey carded 88 and Butts 82 to tie for first. low gross went to Dr Robin Gardner with 87, while Norm Dean led low net with 65 and Gardner 67. High net went to Paul Tribe. A club meeting was postponed a week due to Athens High School commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Conkey
Alonzo Butts
Athens Country Club
Conkey
Butts
Robin Gardner
Norm Dean
Dean
Gardner
Paul Tribe
Athens High School
Fullerton’s Roundup uncertain football season outlook
In New York news, Fordham faces multiple game cancellations as the Rams adapt to moving to a new era. Cornell’s Carl Snavely aims to extract Navy V 12 trainee talents like civilian players, while Navy athletics remain a key program element. Track captains are named and service news notes ships, wartime roles, and wounded officers in North Africa.
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New York
Fordham
Jack Coffey
Rams
Cornell
Carl Snavely
Navy
Redlegs Still In Grip of Sunday Jinx
Cincinnati Reds slump on Sundays with six straight losses as Dodgers sweep 6 to 0 and 10 to 6. Whitlow Wyatt held Reds to three hits in game one while Vander Meer struggled in game two. Giants arrive for Memorial Day doubleheader with Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Deacon Bill McKechnie
Dodgers
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn
Bucky Walters
Vernon Stone
Bob Malloy
Johnny Vander Meer
Clyde Shoun
Joe Beggs
Jack Niemas
Niemas
Beggs
New York Giants
Galan
Wee
Vaughan
Walker
Rf Camilli
Weeewens li Herman
Owen
Medwick
Wennee Bartley
Wesaseee Wyatt
Eeewne
Frey
Sceneeen
Miller
Crabtree
McCormick
Mesner
Marshall
Tipton
Mueller
C Eneenne
DePhillips
Walters
Oncauses
Stone
Pakelleher
Cnn
Herman
Bartley
Camilli
Wyatt
Malloy
Ooneeen
Moore
Higbe
Webber
Davis
G. Walker
Van
Vander Meer
Shoun
Paia
A Crabtree
I Stone
P aHaas
Neimas
Cincinnati Oamnewes
F. Walker
itcher—Vander Meer
Burn
Magerkurth
Stewart
Toledo
Kimble
Verban
Oeneee
Stumpl
Antonelli
Waenne Wieczorek
Sturdy
Bergamo
McLain
Garagiola
Roe
Wewewene
Kimberlin
Barrett
Peterson
Murray and
Steengraf
Chauncey Ladies Aid Plans All Day Quilting Event
The Chauncey Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church announces an all day quilting session at the Chauncey church on Wednesday. The Virginia Military Institute baseball team names Bernard J. Skindany of Plymouth Pennsylvania as captain for the 1944 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Chauncey
Virginia Military Institute
Bernard J. Skindany
Plymouth
Rifle Sharpshooters Turn Talents Over to Uncle Sam for the Duration
William B. Woodring Dave Carlson and Charley Conrad are top U S riflemen now serving in war plants to back the Army. Woodring and Carlson hold national averages near perfection while Conrad heads ballistic testing at the United States Cartridge Co and St Louis Ordnance Plant. The trio supply precision tools and ammo development for frontline arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Harry Grayson
N&a
New York
United States Army
William B. Woodring
Dave Carlson
Charles Conrad
Bill Woodring
Charley Conrad
Woodring
Western Cartridge Co
East Alton
Dunkirk
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven
Carlson
England
Finland
Conrad
Midwest
United States Cartridge Co
St. Louis
Cheeks Carbine
Union Memorial Service Held in Glouster Sunday
Memorial services conducted at the Church of Christ in Glouster Sunday at 10:30 a.m. W W Wallace led music with Miss Marcella Jonas as pianist. Rev A G Winkle and Rev C B Tigner delivered prayers and sermon on memorial duties, noting Israel’s deliverance and current global leaders as Phillistines. American Legion members decorated graves across township cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Israel
Moses
American Legion
Chester Lewis To Enter Armed Service
Mr and Mrs Harry Cheney and daughter Mary Elizabeth visited Clyde Lewis and family in Columbus. Chester Lewis a former Glouster resident will leave Columbus for the service Tuesday. Mrs Cheney recently suffered a slight stroke and Mary Elizabeth will stay with her relatives for an undetermined period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harry Cheney
Mary Elizabeth
Columbus
Clyde Lewis
Joseph Cheney
Chester Lewis
Cheney
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Glouster social notes list visits and guests around town. Women from Columbus Dayton Cincinnati Logan and Lancaster attended events or stayed with local families while residents traveled to Marysville Camp Walters Texas and Trimble. The W C T U plans a meeting at 2:00 PM Tuesday at Mrs Ernest Jones house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W.C.T.U
Ernest Jones
Boy Scouts Plan Picnic Meeting at Camp Grounds
Scout leader Ralph Hines announces Monday evening’s gathering at the camp grounds at 7 o’clock. It will be a picnic and each Scout should bring his own lunch. Separate note states South America has 131 mammal species with 103 unique to Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ralph Hines
Boudreau Seeks Outfielder In Exchange for Hurler
Washington AP Lou Boudreau says Cleveland needs an outfielder and may trade pitchers. Al Milnar gets one more chance in today’s doubleheader with Washington as Vernon Kennedy also receives a look. Milnar has two rough starts. Kennedy shows practice form but not game results. Indians, once leading, fell to fourth after losses to the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lou Boudreau
al Milnar
Cleveland Indians
Washington Nationals
Boudreau
Vernon Kennedy
Kennedy
Indians
New York Yankees
McCarthy
Chauncey I Jover 8th Grade Commencement Held
Chauncey-Dover eighth grade commencement exercises were held Friday in the Chauncey High School Auditorium. The Chauncey-Dover High School Band played the processional and recessional. The Eighth Grade Chorus sang. Supt. Wayne T. Matthews presented diplomas to 88 graduates and citizenship awards to two Chauncey pupils, two Millfield pupils, and two Sugar Creek pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey High School
Chauncey-Dover High School
Wayne T. Matthews
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Frances Howard
Goldie Corwin
Jesse Radford
Gladys Simpkins
Chauncey Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey residents send greetings and updates on relatives and visitors. Ethel Henry, nurse in Columbus, visited her Chauncey parents. Victor Tucker, at Great Lakes Naval Station, stayed with Chauncey parents. Annie Harvey Oeffler of Logan visited her sister in Chauncey. Glennis Karns, with parachute troops, is in North Africa. Grace Carr, Columbus worker, visited Chauncey mother. Nancy Sanders of Millfield visits Ringgold relatives. Mrs. Lenigar of Chauncey is reported seriously ill. Local families hosted weekend guests from Columbus and Point Pleasant.
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Chauncey
Ethel Henry
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Dayton
Donald Henry
Victor Tucker
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ray Tucker
May Ave
Eli Oeffler
Annie Harvey
Logan
Minnie Stalder
Nye
Charles Karns
Glennis Karns
North Africa
Grace Carr
Hattie Karns
Ellis Ave
Nancy Sanders
Millfield
Miles Linscott
Ringgold
George Lenigar
George Wilson
Carl Shafer
Lois Ann Shafer
Clifford Shafer
J. A. Simpkins
Reena Shafer
Point Pleasant
East Millfield School Honors Perfect Attendance Honor Roll
East Millfield School lists Irene Phillips Hershall Smith John Patterson Betty Sabo Carrol Sams Martha Russell Richard Simpson and Harold Brooks on the Honor Roll for perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
East Millfield
Irene Phillips
Hershall Smith
John Patterson
Betty Sabo
Carrol Sams
Martha Russell
Richard Simpson
Harld Brooks
Time Card Baltimore and Ohio Train Listings
A fragment lists passenger trains and schedules for Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central South and Chesapeake and Ohio lines. It names multiple daily, Sunday and weekday services with arrival and departure times across several numbered trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diplomat
National Limited
NEW York Central South So
Chesapeake & Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
RVICE
THE
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Cardinals
of Area 1
Eee Enders
Stephens
White
Spence
Bloodworth
Siebert
Wakefield
Keller
Carrasquel
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Sages
Salle Napa Suck
John Towle
Bo Io Seale
Chip
Harry Markson
Mike Oe
Oaksweieght
Bobby Ruffin
Edmund Ruffin
States
Bobby Loves
Ernie Sutter
North Afal
Tte
Jacksonville, Fla
Naval Air Station
Redlegs
Owe Eewee
Bucher
Epps
Greegory
Weintraub
Storti
Zarilla
Cere
Seinsoth
P Kimberlin
A Schulte
Hanning
P Weer Ene
Ab Hayworth
Aseeenere
POA
Aaeeen- Verban
Ss Stumpf
Ef -Ceeee
Weeene
Wieczorek
Heath
Dockins
Stumpf
Gregory
Buchter
Kimbelin
Raney
Steingrafe and Murray
Winchester
Rev. Tignor
G. W. Kinney
H. F. Kittle
Marysville
Gwyn Sanders
Mavin
Dorothy Higgins
George H. Campbell
Georgie
Hubert Guess
George Hi. Campbell
Jack Reese
Dave Reese
Roy Barnett
Trimble
Mary Virginia
Anna Louise Logue
Irma Jean Nicholas
Jacksonville
Elmer Turner
Jo Ann
Dave Cox
Howard Elliott
Ernest
Lancaster
George Love
William Welsch
Charleston
W. Va
Boy Scouts
South America
Brazil
Hurler
Antis S FF Pvn HS Vel Evig
Tribe Pilot
Mel Harder
Milnar
Chauncey-I Jover
Ruth Simpkins
Helen Patterson
Donald Freeman
Ronald Juniper
Nancy Moody
Sandra Sanders
Lew Howard
Robert Simpkins
Lucille Love
Sharon Boudinot
Lantz Russell
Varrie Russell
Sammy Skinner
June McCune
Wayne Matthews
Baltimore & Ono
Bruck’s
Pico Wholesale Co
Ohio
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