MITCH'S MISSING MITCH'S MISSING
Data from the Iowa Pre Flight School shows Navy aviation screening is strict with 238 of 242 entering pre flight moving to flight training. Gains include height 0.4 inches, weight 0.73 pounds, chest-abdomen 0.76 inches, and push ups plus chin ups and coordination test boosts.
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Iowa
Naval Reserve Air
Steve Owen
George Franck
Bears
Chicago
Charley O'Rourke
Bill Geyer
Michigan
Frank Leahy
Boston College
Man O'Rourke
Colgate
Herb Kopf
Kopf
Cullenbine Traded to Yankees as Newsom Moves to Dodgers
The Washington Senators sent outfielder Roy Cullenbine to the New York Yankees for cash. Brooklyn ace Louis Norman Newsom was acquired by the Dodgers from Washington after a World Series deadline scramble. Newsom, a veteran right hander, has played for 13 clubs in eight leagues and was noted for his spotlight love. The deal comes as Brooklyn aims to bolster its mound, while Cullenbine adds outfield insurance for Tommy Henrich’s Coast Guard enlistment.
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Newsom
Dodger
Durocher
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Washington Senators
Cash
Jack Kraus
Brooklyn
Montreal
Senators
Roy Cullendine
New York Yankees
Cullenbine
Tommy Henrich
Coast Guard
Wilbert Robinson
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Big Ten Opens Grid Practice
Big Ten schools led by Wisconsin Purdue and Iowa began football drills as openings moved earlier this year. Indiana starts Thursday with Michigan Minnesota Ohio State Northwestern and Illinois delaying until Monday. Notre Dame also began practice as service teams at Great Lakes Naval Station Iowa City Pre Flight and Fort Knox.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Purdue
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Northwestern
Illinois
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Iowa City
Fort Knox
Charleston Keeps Lead In Four-Game Mid Atlantic Drive
Charleston Senators hold a four game edge as they swept Springfield 1 0 and 9 1 while Erie beat Dayton 3 2 in 10 innings. Canton edged Zanesville 5 4 in 18 innings in the longest Mid A game. Doubleheaders end next Monday.
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Charleston
W. Va
Charleston Senators
Springfield
Dayton Ducks
Erie
Canton
Zanesville
Senators
Ducks
Hooper Ridge Social And Personal Notes
Kasler Linscott Robinson and Johnson families plan annual reunions on Sunday September 6. Ath ens visitors Mr and Mrs Sidney Kasler and daughters Edna Betty and Mr and Mrs James McMullin with son Jimmie visited D F Kas ler. Local notes include visits and gatherings at various homes and schools. New York report notes freshmen eligible for varsity football at Columbia with separate freshman squad in 1946.
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Hooper Ridge
Kasler
Linscott
Robinson and Johnson
Sidney Kasler
Edna
Betty
James McMullin
Jimmie
Athens
D. FE. Kasler
Clara Sayers
Altha Snyder
Jessie Clester
New York
Columbia
Fullerton's Roundup: College Grid Season Opens and Sports Notes
New York reports the college football season starts with official practice across regions. Commentary questions Army Navy plan and broadcast value. Anecdotes note Eddie Duchin's fund contribution and travel limits. Dodgers boss Larry MacPhail wins at a Maryland fair with Aberdeen Angus cattle. Bill Terry and others maintain beef interests while previewing grid prospects.
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New York
Washington
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Maryland
Bill Terry
Giants
Leo Durocher
Frank Frisch
Jimmy Dykes
Sunday Evening Services Successful in Glouster
Glouster churches report strong turnout for outdoor and indoor Sunday night union services. Four local churches and several out of town congregations attended as W. W. Wallace led singing and Homer H. Vian Sr. delivered a sermon urging love over hatred amid wartime tensions.
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Glouster
W. W. Wallace
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
Thomas W. Figley
M. M. Bryson
C. B. Tigner
A. G. Winkle
Homer H. Vian, Sr
Churches of Christ
God
Mr. Vian
Church Night At Trimble Observes Friendly Fellowship
Trimble Methodist Church hosted a Friday night gathering for about 60 people. W D Phillips led a program with music recitations and guest speaker D F Carr of Glouster. Rev E C Palmer gave the invocation.
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Trimble
Trimble Methodist Church
W. D. Phillips
D. F. Carr
Glouster
E. C. Palmer
Bernarda Danford
Bernarda Danford Sang Two Solo Numbers With Mrs. Noble Brunton
Bonnie Arnold
Diana Ginnan
Ann Anderson
Carr
Lewis Buell
Palmer
George Luther
Jacksonville
A. G. Bingman
Enid Cox
Ferndale
E .Carr
Herman Jones
Millfield Infant Dies. Funeral at Home Wednesday
Ernest Misner two weeks old and son of Mr and Mrs Ben Misner Millfield died Monday at 5 PM at home. Brief funeral services to be held Wednesday at the home with burial in Nye Cemetery Chauncey. Herzey Smith officially.
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Millfield
Ernest Misner
Ben Misner
Nye
Chauncey
Rey
Herzey Smith
Also Rans Bow Out of Flag Races
The Yankees beat the Tigers 8-3 as Detroit bowed out of pennant contention. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5-4 in 11 innings while the Dodgers widened their lead over St Louis. Giants topped Cubs 7-6. Reds beat Phillies 8-1 behind Elmer Riddle five hitters and Eric Tipton homer. Red Sox kept within eight games with an 8-6 win over Browns. White Sox swept Athletics 3-2 and 5-0.
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Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Elbie Fletcher
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Elmer Riddle
Eric Tipton
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Large crowd at Sunday Bishopville trapshoot
A large crowd attended the Sunday trapshoot at Bishopville with many out of town participants. Over 700 day targets were used. Mrs. Isabell Skinner led the women while Harry Dick Swart won the most prizes for the men. Several prizes were awarded for high scores and another shoot is planned.
Linda Bell Returns Home After Mastoid Operation
Four year old Linda Lee Bell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bell, came home with her parents from Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens in the John S Blower ambulance. She had been hospitalized since August 14 for mastoid surgery and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Glouster
Linda Lee
Edward Bell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
John S. Blower
Glouster Association postpones September meeting
A special meeting of the Glouster Business and Professional Men's Association was held Monday at Moose hall. Officials decided to postpone the regular September meeting from September 7 Labor Day to the following Monday September 14.
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Glouster
Glouster Business and Professional Men's Association
Moose Hall
Elden Murrillo Grinstead Born to Mr and Mrs Elden Grinstead
Henry Ten Eyck White, 89, former Daily News managing editor and trotting expert, dies in Chicago. The report notes his prominence and career.
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Henry White
Chicago
Henry Ten Eyck White
The
Daily News
Baseball Standings and Scores From Recent Games
Brooklyn edges Pittsburgh 5 4 in 11 innings while New York defeats Chicago 7 6 and Cincinnati 8 1. American League Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 5 Philadelphia 0 with New York 8 Detroit 3. Boston 8 St Louis 6. Association Louisville 2 Columbus 1 in Toledo 1 Indianapolis 0.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Association
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Pet
Onee
Ecene
Cincinnati Ees
St. Paul
Glouster Area Personal Visits Across Several Cities
Local residents and relatives circulated between Glouster and Columbus and other Ohio towns including Athens Massillon Ravenna Columbus Toledo Zanesville and Newark. People visiting included Mrs. Andrew Alderman with her sons Bill and Bob and numerous guests hosted by area families in Buckeye Lake The Plains and Cleveland during weekends and holidays.
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Andrew Alderman
Bill
Bob
Cleveland
Henry Zimmer
Mike Sharlike
Lester Zimmer
Columbus
John Darling
Charles Wolf
Mary Jennings
Arthur Smith
Jimmy Murphy
Donna Rose
Lee Murphy
Marta
John Henry
Harold Vaughn
Westerville
H. W. Miller
Weir Hartman
Una Miller
Erie
Robert Skinner
Alfred Morris III
Harrison
Mich
Alfred Morris, Jr
Arthur Jauchius
Fay Jauchius
Frances Aber
L. E. Richardson
Blanche Henry
Fred H. Heck
C. H. Copeland
Guysville
Albert Andrews
Edna Andrews
Alfred Andrews
Alden Wells
Billy
Ravenna
Thurman Boyer
Detroit
Harry Boyer
Bob Emrick
Dick Cunningham
Anna Marie Wolf
Athens
Joe Wolf
Cynthia Lou Vernon
Shirley Andrews
Edward Noon
Lawrence Noon
Jacksonville
Jack Noon
Isabel Carter
Mercy Hospital
Toledo
George Carter
Jane Murray
Massillon
Ada Murray
Rachel Murray
A. G. Winkle
Margaret
Zanesville
Mildred
Nancy Swart
Newark
Buckeye Lake
William Winefordner
Harold Winefordner
David
the Plains
Roy Andrews
Helen Winefordner
Elyria
Elizabeth Gray
Corning
Santiago
Tex
Connecticut
sMr
Jack Lamb
Kansas City Surges Ahead in AA Pennant Chase
The Kansas City club moved into the lead in the American Association pennant race as Louisville beat Milwaukee 2 to 1 last night while Milwaukee and Kansas City were idle. The win tightens the standings as Columbus and Milwaukee were favored by many.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville Colonels
Red Birds
Blues
Minneapolis Millers
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Colonels
Louis Lucier
Birds
Red Barrett
Lucier
Pitt Panthers to Play On for Fun in 1942 Season
Pitt’s football program will continue as a smaller, less emphasized squad in 1942 under Coach Charlie Bowser. Only about 40 players expected, with 14 from last year’s first team and key losses including Edgar Jones and Ralph Fife. The Panthers face Minnesota, SMU, Duke, Ohio State, and others, hoping for upsets despite inexperience and reduced roster size.
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Pitt
Hagan
Edgar Jones
Ralph Fife
Canton
Panthers
Minnesota
Golden Gophers
Southern Methodist
Duke
Ohio State
Great Lakes
Penn State
Nebraska
Fordham
Charlie Bowser
Jones
Fife
Bowser
Front Runners Baseball Stat Leaders Summary
American League leaders include Williams Boston with 346 runs 117 RBI and 27 home runs 174 hits and 115 runs Williams also tops in batting. Pesky Boston 174 hits. DiMaggio Boston and DiMaggio New York share doubles 34 12 triples with Spence and Heath. Wyatt Brooklyn leads National League pitching with 16 wins four losses. Reiser Brooklyn 13 stolen bases and Ott New York 98 runs and 28 home runs share NL batting honors with Slaughter St Louis 162 hits.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
Pesky
DiMaggio
New York
Spence
Washington
Heath
Cleveland
Case
Hughson
Reiser
Brooklyn
Ott
Medwick
Slaughter
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Pirates Buy Four Players From Albany Club
The Pittsburgh Pirates purchased four players from the Albany New York Eastern League club under a working agreement. Pitchers Xavier Fred Rescigno and Russ Bauers, infielder James Cullinane, and outfielder Ralph Kiner will report to manager Frankie Frisch. Bauers previously played for the Pirates before returning to the minors due to injury. Rescigno posted 20 wins and six losses this season with Albany.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Albany
N. Y
Bucs
Xavier Fred Rescigno
Russ Bauers
James Cullinane
Ralph Kiner
Frankie Frisch
Bauers
Pirates
Ing
Je City
Rescigno
Central Ohio Boxers Triumph in Intercity Card
Columbus featherweight Tony Caminitti 122 pounds edged Al Admerson 124 pounds in a five round decision as Central Ohio boxers toppled the Cinci scrappers 5 to 3. Sam Burton 134 defeated Jack Groff 133, Homer Bigham 160 beat Lee Moore 158 in three or five round bouts.
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Columbus
Tony Caminitti
Ohio
al Admerson
Cincinnati
Caminitti
Central Ohio
Cincinerati
Sam Burton
Jack Groff
Lancaster
Homer Bigham
Lee Moore
Cincinenati
Fort Wayne Team Wins Four-State Softball Title
The Zolls ner Macine Team of Fort Wayne Indiana defeated the Sixth Ward Boosters of Newport Kentucky 2 to 1 to capture the men's championship in the four-state regional softball tournament and earn a spot in the national tournament in Detroit next month.
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Cleveland
Zollsner Macine
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sixth Ward Boosters
Newport
Kentucky
West Virginia
Detroit
Sinkwich Named Georgia Captain for Bulldogs
Athens Georgia Frank Sinkwich of Youngstown Ohio the University of Georgia returning All American halfback was named captain of the Bulldogs yesterday Guard Walter Ruark of Bostwick Georgia was chosen as alternative.
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Athens
Frank Sinkwich
Youngstown
University of Georgia
Bulldogs
Walter Ruark
Bostwick
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Service
Pre
Navy
Louis Norman
Bobo) Newsom
Paul Derringer
Dolly Madison
Glouster Methodist Church
Maxwell
Kenneth
Atlantic City
N. J
Wietelmann
Sperry
Morgan
Lazor
Gilbert
Rf Browne
Johnson
Walters
Myatt
Barrett
Browne
Young
Davis
Gilbert Moss
Heath Louisville
Klein
Murray
Fenton
Wiethe
Jack LaMotta
Jimmy Edgar
Edgar
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Chick Morse
Worcester
Mass
Evening Gazette
Eddie Duchin
Special Army Emergency Relief Fund
Northwestern U
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Elden Grinstead
Murrillo
Grinstead Trimble Heights
George ‘Thompson
Elden Murrillo
Panther
Ross Jimmy Hagan
Jock Sutherland
Lingua
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