Newsom Blanks Reds in His Dodgers Debut
Brooklyn Dodgers acquire Buck Newsom and he shuts out the Cincinnati Reds 2-0 on four hits with eight strikeouts. Johnny Vander Meer also fanned eight as a tight pitchers' duel unfolds. A ninth inning rally helps Dodgers stay four games ahead of the Cardinals who beat the Giants. Red Sox top Tigers 2-0 as Butland wins sixth in a row. Senators split a doubleheader, 3-2 and 14-0, with 20 hits in game two.
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Big Buck Newsom
Washington Senators
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Newsom
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Vandy
Augie Galan
Arky Vaughan
Galan
Vaughan
Eric Tipton
Peewee Reese
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Bill Butland
Red Sockers
Chicago White Sox
Thornton Lee
Ed Weiland
Mitchs Missing Mitchs Missing
Memo to Commander Tunney notes Admiral King endorses sports and service teams during wartime saying baseball has a rightful place. Great Lakes Training Station team praised as doing a terrific job while Britain delays some indoor games to boost public access and Red Cross support.
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NEA
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Gene Tunney
All
Ernest J. King
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Admiral King
America
Mickey Cochrane
Great Lakes
Tunney
England
Board of Trade
Britain
Red Cross
Fans To Take Dinner Recess
The Cleveland Indians and St Louis Browns race for third place with a day night doubleheader schedule in St Louis. The opener features Mel Harder and Chubby Dean against Johnny Niggeling and Alf Hollingsworth as both teams test stamina.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland Indians
St Louis Browns
Browns
Tribe
Lou Boudreau
Mel Harder
Chubby Dean
Johnny Niggeling
Alf Hollingsworth
Indians top Columbus in 4-2 road win
Indianapolis pushes across four runs as Hutchings allows three hits in seven innings. Myatt, Davis and McCarthy drive in runs while Blackburn and Shelley star on defense. Attendance hits 4,279 as Columbus falls short in radio night matchup.
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Blackburn
McDowell
McCarthy
Bestudik
Steiner
Hutchings
Columbus
Bergamo
Gleeson
Oso de Antonelli
Asia
Semelins
Dmensa Aliensetterie Blaemire
Spur de Cckenee
Munger
Barrett
Wiethe
Fenton
Reds Edge Reds? Box Score Shows Brooklyn Rally
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 as Vander Meer loses, Newsom dominates early, and Reese and Vaughan spark offense. The box shows 8 strikeouts for Newsom and 8 for Vander Meer, with key double plays and an 8 inning stretch before final runs. Also notes Glouster church services and Jones-Phil lips family reunion details.
Scouts To Conduct Drive for Salvage In Glouster
Boy Scout Troop 72 plans a salvage drive Saturday leaving at 8:30 AM from the scout room. They will collect items in Glouster and proceed to the H un t erdon district, expecting a multi hour effort. Scouts should bring a light lunch. Charles Dickens' father was confined in Marshalsea Prison in Southwark London. The prison was torn down in 1849.
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Glouster
Boy Scout Troop 72
Hunterdon
Charles Dickens
Marshalsea
Southwark
London
England
Baseball scores and postponed games across leagues
Brooklyn nine Cincinnati nine highlight a mixed results slate while St Louis seven New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh is postponed. American League shows Boston two Detroit nine with Washington top Chicago. Washington fourte en Chicago zero. Association action lists Indianapolis four Columbus two and Louisville nine with Toledo six. St Paul six Milwaukee three and Kansas City Minneapolis with Rearies listed as post.
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Detroit
Washington
Chicago
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Pancaking
American Association
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Blues
Minneapolis
Texas Team To Rely On More Speed
The University of Texas Longhorns, led by coach Dana X. Bible, project a fast running attack with 16 returning lettermen and several sophomores. He ranks Texas fourth in the Southwest Conference behind Texas A&M Rice Institute and TCU, relies on speed to offset inexperience, and names key players across backfield and line positions for 1942.
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Tex
University of Texas
Dana X. Bible
Longhorns
Texas A. & M
Rice Institute
T.C.U
Speed
Oregon
Jack Crain
Pete Layden
Layden
Harkins
Longhorn
Bible
Crain
Vernon Martin
Noble Doss
Walter Heap
Harold Collins
Breckinridge
Vernon Martin Kent Matthews
Ralph Park
Max Minor
Roy McKay
Lewis Mayne
Johnny Petrovich
Jackie Field
Warron Roberts
Travis Raven
Zuehl Conoly
Stanley Mauldin
Nalk
Jack Freeman
Fritz
Joe Schwarzing
Wallace Scott
Aubrey Gill
Jack Sachse
McKay
Mayne
Petrovich
Matthews
Miner, Field
Ohio Valley Regatta Set for New Martinsville Race Day
The Fifth Annual Ohio Valley Regatta will be held in New Martinsville West Virginia on Sunday September 13. Profits go to relief organizations of the armed services. Contenders race for the William Randolph Hearst trophy the American Power Boat Association championship cup and Magnolia Yacht Club trophy led by Joe Taggart of Canton who set a world record last year for 225 cubic inch boats.
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New Martinsville
W. Va
Armed Services
William Randolph Hearst
American Power Boat Association
Magnolia Yacht Club
Joe Taggart
Canton
Wooster College Gridiron Opens With 50 Candidates
Wooster College opened football practice with fifty candidates including seventeen freshmen. The newcomers are eligible for varsity play under conference rules as the season begins.
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Wooster
Wooster College
Borowy Urges Rookie of the Year Amid Shutouts
Fullerton's Roundup notes Hank Borowy’s four shutouts and near no hitter for the Yankees spark rookie of the year chatter. Nominations mention Vern Stephens, Johnny Pesky, and Johnny Beazley but Borowy’s early star power stands out.
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New York
Hank Borowy
Vern Stephens
Browns
Johnny Pesky
Red Sox
Johnny Beazley
Hank
Yanks
Borony
Fordham
Methodist Pastor Will Be Speaker at Stadium Service
Rev. A. G. Winkle of Glouster Methodist Church will speak at the last summer union service at Glouster Stadium Sunday evening. Music by M. M. LeFavor and strong attendance expected after prior storm cancellations.
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Glouster
A. G. Winkle
Methodist Church
John S. Blower
The
C.B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Baseball Leaders and Standings Highlight 1920s Seasons
Front Runners National League: Resser Brooklyn 328 runs Ott New York 100 RBIs Mize New York Slaughter St Louis 91 Hits Slaughter 165 Home Runs Ott New York 25 Stolen Bases Reiser Brooklyn 13 Wyatt Brooklyn 174 American League: Batting Williams Boston 350 Runs Williams Boston 116 RBIs Williams Boston 122 Hits Pesky Boston 177 Home Runs Williams Boston Stolen Bases Case Washington 36 Pitching Hughson Boston.
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Mize
Slaughter
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Wyatt
Williams
Boston
Pesky
Case
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Hughson
Jacksonville Mothers Club Posts September Meeting Change
The Jacksonville Mothers Club announces its first meeting of the year will be held on Thursday, Sept. 10 at the home of Mrs. Lena Burdiss. Mrs. Enid Cox will serve as program leader for the session.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Lena Burdiss
Enid Cox
Government stenographers sought for Washington and Dayton posts
A Civil Service representative will hold examinations for women stenographers and senior typists at Glouster High School Saturday at 8:30 AM. Jobs in Washington and Wright Field Dayton pay up to 1440 dollars yearly. Dayton typists earn 1250. Age 17 to 18 minimum, no max. No prior civil service app needed. Equipment: pen and pencil. Nationwide call to qualified women to support the war effort.
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Civil Service Office
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Wright Field
Dayton
Washington
A. Civil Service
Mrs Bailey Hosts Club at Home in Glouster
Mrs W O Bailey entertained her contract bridge club Wednesday evening at her High Street home. Three tables played with Victoria scores awarded to Mrs Carl Kemp and Mrs Andrew Alle, consolation to Mrs A A Baldwin, guest prize to Mrs Jack Dillon of Crown Point Ind. Several members attended. Also note Trimble Grange cancels Saturday meeting due to Homecoming and Old Settlers Reunion in Jacksonville. About 32 000 people were killed in home accidents during 1940.
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Old Settlers
Jacksonville
Trimble Grange
St Paul Saints to Sell Players as Franchise Reverts
St Paul Baseball Club announced it will sell all players piecemeal and let the franchise revert to the American Association due to mounting debt and poor attendance. Lou McKenna said disposition of the team rests with Association directors as St Paul slipped to last. The Saints beat Milwaukee 6 3 in 13 innings on Jimmy Grant’s bases loaded double. Verdie Himsl pitched 17 hits allowed with one extra-base hit.
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American Association
St. Paul
Saints
Milwaukee
Brewers
Lou McKenna
Jimmy Grant
Verdie Himsl
Red Munger
Indianapolis
Columbus
Tribe
John Hutching
Louisville
Toledo
Colonels
Jarring John May Not Play For All-Stars
Denver AP reports star fullback Jarring John Kimbrough may miss or be limited in the Western Army Football All-Stars versus the Chicago Cardinals. Coach Wallace Wade said the rib injury could keep him out until late Sunday, with five teammates listed as doubtful after recent bumps.
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Texas A. & M
Haskell
Texas
Army Boys
Wallace Wade
Duke
Kimbrough
Wade
Washington
Jim Thomason
Don Scott
Ohio State
Tony Demore
Creighton
Freshmen Begin Practice at Miami University
About 40 freshmen joined football practice at Miami University in Oxford Ohio as overseen by an all new varsity coaching staff led by Stuart Holcomb with Sid Gilman and Walter Wilson. Upperclassmen are set to report next Monday to the revamped program.
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Oxford
Miami_ University
Stuart Holcomb
Muskingum College
Sid Gilman
Walter Wilson
Cards to Play Cincinnati Tonights First of Series
Cincinnati hosts St. Louis in the opening game of a three game set as the Redbirds chase a pennant slim hope with 22 games remaining. Johnny Beazley seeks his 18th win against Paul Derringer who beat him in their lone prior matchup.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Johnny Beazley
Cincinnati
Paul Derringer
Zanesville Beats Dayton Ducks In Tight 13 Inning Game
Zanesville topped Dayton 3-2 in 13 innings to cut Dayton’s lead in the Mid Atlantic League pennant race. The Ducks dropped a half game, placing Charleston four games back. Canton beat Springfield 7 to 1 as the season winds down next Monday.
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