Washington St Louis New York Still in Race
By Jack Hand the Tigers fear the Yankees in the AL title chase after a 10-0 loss in the opener. Washington St Louis and New York remain in pursuit as Dizzy Trout leads Detroit while Hal Newhouser sits out. In the NL, St Louis and Pittsburgh fought to an 8-8 12 inning tie as Chicago trails by four games in a tense pennant race.
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Washington, St. Louis
New York
Jack Hand
Steve O'Neill
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
New Yorkers
Minooka
Steve
Washington
St. Louis
Tiger
Yankes
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Seaton
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pirates
National League
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Frankie Frisch
Tom O'Brien
Reds and Phils Open Series at Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies open a five game series at Crosley Field with a twilight night double header. Charlie Schwer and Oscar Judd pitch for Philadelphia versus Joe Bowman and Mike Modak for the Reds. Reds schedule 20 home games with four eastern clubs in 13 days before ending the season in St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Charlie Schanr
Oscar Judd
Philadelphia
Joe Bowman
Mike Modak
Reds
St. Louis
League leaders by the Associated Press baseball summary
National League batting leader Cavarretta of Chicago competes with Holmes of Boston for runs and total hits. Stirnweiss of New York tops runs and hits in the American League, with Etten and Stirnweiss sharing RBIs and steals. Stephens of St. Louis leads home runs, while Munerifei of St. Louis owns the pitching mark.
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Associated Press
Cavarretta
Chicago
Holmes
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Etten
New York
Stirnweiss
Stephens
St. Louis
Munerief
Middleport Wedding Ties Carter and Spyker in Columbus Event
Miss Jane O Neil Carter and Mr Thomas Hugh Spyker wed at 4:30 PM at 26th Ave Universalist Church with Rev Francis Bishop officiating. Bridesmaids and guests include Mrs Alice Carter Sands and Frank H Johnston. Reception at Beechwald Tavern followed by trip to Port Clinton. Carter is a nurse and former U S Army nurse corps lieutenant. Spyker a fourth year medical student at Ohio State University.
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Pomeroy
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Thomas Hugh ‘Spyker
26Th Ave. Universalist Church
Francis Bishop
Alice Carter Sands
Frank H. Johnston
Marjorie Schappatt Mogg
Logan
John Startzman
Beechwald Tavern
Spyker
Honeymoor
Port Clinton
D. B. Hartinger
J-E.d. Hartinger
Mrs Anna Brown Dies Early Tuesday
POMEROY Mrs Anna Brown age 78 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Hattie McIntosh Tuesday morning after an extended illness She leaves six children Mrs Hazel Humphrey Rock Springs Herschel of Peoria Ill Hunter Dayton Hattie McIntosh Enterprise Harley of the Athens Road Horton of Middleport thirteen grandchildren also two brothers and six sisters Funeral services will be held at the Finsterwald Funeral Home Friday afternoon at two o'clock with interment at Beech Grove Cemetery Friends may call at any time at the Funeral Home.
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Pomeroy
Anna Brown
Hattie McIntosh
Hazel Humphrey
Herschel
Peoria
Ill
Hunter
Dayton
Enterprise
Harley
Athens Road
Horton
Middleport
Finsterwald
Beech Grove
Yesterday's Stars Drazy TROUT Tigers Tamed Yankees
Yesterday's standout Drazy Trout starred as the Tigers blanked the Yankees 10-0 with a seven hit shutout and drove in the first run.
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Associated Press
Fight Results from New York and Cincinnaticard
Tami Mauriella of New York knocked out John White of Jersey City in a 200 pound bout. Charley Burley of Pittsburgh stopped Dave Clark in Cincinnati in a 212 pound match.
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Associated Press
New York
Tami Mauriella
Johnny White
Jersey City
Cincinnati
Charley Burley
Pittsburgh
Dave Clark
Standings and results from yesterday in baseball standings
National league game Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 8 ended due to game called. American league Detroit 10 New York 0. American association Kansas City 17 Milwaukee 7. Indianapolis 3 Louisville 2 Columbus 4 Toledo 3. St Paul Minneapolis 3.
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St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Association
Kansas City
Miwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
National Club
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Giants coach Steve Owen predicts a stronger team this season amid ex-Giants eligible for discharge. West Point's Red Blaik notes Army's material is much better than the average college squad. Tennis champion Sarah Palfrey Cooke eyes a theater contract, influencing her title tour attitude. Pitcher Paul Schreiber mulls a Chicago sale after a strong showing against the Tigers. Lt. Chuck Gelatka exits Marines for possible football return. In Hawaii, the 14th Naval District League races see eight of ten teams in contention with 13 games left.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Bear Mountain
N. Y
America
Here
West Point
Hudson
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Steve
Col
Red” Blaik
Army
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Paul Schreiber
Yankees
Tigers
Chicago
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Labor Day Theme
The Women's Council of the Church of Christ met in Glouster on Thursday evening August 30 with Mrs. Nelle Fough opening in the president's absence. Mrs. Patience Wallace led the program on Labor Day in Religion, hymn singing, scripture by Mrs. Clara Hartley, prayers by Mrs. Besse Henshaw, and a vocal duet by Marcella Jonas and DeLores Stansberry. A business session followed as refreshments were served to 18 attendees. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in the Glouster personals, including travels to Buckeye Lake Park, Columbus, Dayton, and Akron. John Chadwell moved to Columbus from Trimble, an invalid for four years, with transport by the C. F. Wallace ambulance.
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DeLores Stansberry
Grace Bryson
Esta Cunningham
Felda Stansberry
Ola Eddy
Nellie Peugh
Wallace
Peugh
Columbus
Glouster
John Chadwell
Trimble
Hugh
C. F. Wallace
Final Stadium Service of Glouster Churches is Held
Closing session of the union church services at the stadium announced that the Methodist First Baptist and Church of Christ will hold their usual evening services in their churches next Sunday eve ning. M M LeFavor directed the singing with Marcella Jonas on piano. Rev C B Tigner read scripture and offered prayer. Rev Eugene Brown was to have delivered the sermon but due to vacation, Tigner spoke on The Forgotten Man, stressing the value of ordinary people in building Christian civilization.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Church of Christ
M. M. LeFavor
Marcella Jonas
C. B. Tigner
Eugene Brown
Tigner
Glouster Boosters Plan Season Activities
Glouster Athletic and Booster Club opened its season with officers elected Dr W B D Witham president Lawrence Price secretary treasurer Joe Wolf Sr William Smith on the board The club aims to boost public interest in high school athletics A Sept 28 booster game vs Crooksville was set with advance ticket sales A tag day will enroll members Next meeting Sept 10 at the high school football schedule lists nine away home games through November including Marietta Crooksville Malta McConnelsville Chauncey New Lexington and Roseville
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Glouster Athletic and Booster Club
W. BD. Witham
Lawrence Price
Joe Wolf Sr
William Smith
Crooksville
Marietta
Malta- McConnelsville
Chauncey
New Lexington
Hilo
St.Thomas
Roseville
Garden Club Meeting Scheduled Ahead for Thursday
A regular meeting of the Garden Club is announced for Thursday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. W. A. Craft one week ahead of schedule. Arrangements will be made for the Fall Festival and a good attendance is desired.
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Glouster
Garden Club
W. A. Craft
Project Abandoned GLOUSTER-Mrs Agnes Clark
Agnes Clark announces she no longer receives magazines for servicemen. Difficulty in delivering magazines to Athens necessitates action. She urges those with magazines to take them to Mars. McGraner at Athens.
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Glouster
Agnes Clark
Athens
Mars
McGraner
Ladies Auxiliaries Meeting At Legion Hall Thursday
GLOUSTER The Ladies Aux ilary of the American Legion will meet in Legion Hall Thursday evening at 7 30. An officer says those who have not yet contributed to a worthy family recently burned out should bring their contribution to the meeting. VISIT IN TRIMBLE Mrs Warren Wilcox and daughters Helen and Marion were guests Tuesday through Friday in the home of Miss Merle Danford. On Labor Day Miss Danford entertained at dinner Miss Ann Pickering and Miss Elsie Bridgewater of Athens.
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The
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Legion Wall
Trimble
Warren Wilcox
Helen
Marion
Merle Danford
Danford
Ann Pickering
Elsie Bridgewater
Athens
Noble Grands Club
John Henry
Republic Ave
Louise Zimmers
Chauncey
Kearn Hinch- Glouster
Arnoliman
Vergene Palmer
Grueber
Dorothy Danford
Osteo
Bathic Hospital
Marietta
C. F. Danford
Time
Columbus
Minnie Palmer
W. Mound St
Paul
E. Main St
Tipton
Plains
Will
Hinchman
Capital University
Mining Classes At Glouster High To Resume
Glouster High School will resume mining classes taught by A. W. Seabright on Wednesday evening September 5 at 7 o clock. Classes will continue each Wednesday evening throughout the school year.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
A. W. Seabright
Senator Mechem Visits Burr Oak Dam Site in Glouster
Senator Stanley Mechem of Nelsonville toured the Burr Oak Dam site in Glouster on Monday. He conferred with local officials to learn more about the project and its progress.
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Glouster
Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Burr Oak Dam
Oregon Ridge Youth Killed by Car
GLOUSTER David Chiki, 17, of Oregon Ridge, was fatally injured when struck by a car while changing a tire near Rockbridge. Surviving are parents Mr and Mrs Martin Chiki, three brothers Martin Jr Joe and Donald, four sisters Suzanne Margaret Betty Jane and Shirly Ann. Burial at Sugar Creek with service Thursday at 2 PM.
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David Chiki
Oregon Ridge
Rockbridge
Martin Chiki
Martin, Jr
Fort Benning
Joe
Donald
Susanne
Margaret
Betty Jane
Shirly Ann
C. F. Wallace Funeral Home
G. B. Courtney
Sugar Creek
Indians and Brewers Battle In Tight Pennant Race
Indians two and a half games back of Brewers in the American Association standings as the schedule winds down. Kansas City overwhelmed Milwaukee 17 7 in the fourth inning, with six Brewers errors. Indianapolis beat Louisville 5 2 behind Wes Flowers's 13th win. Columbus swept Toledo 4 3. Red Birds benefited from three errors to win unearned runs. Millers beat Saints 6 3 in the final cross river clash of the year.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Indians
Brewers
Kansas City Blues
Brew
Louisville
Wes Flowers
Dick Callahan
Columbus
Toledo
Red Birds
Peta Mazar
Claire Strommen
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Millers
Saints
Plains Garden Club Entertained In Home Meeting
The Plains Garden Club held a monthly meeting at Mrs. Harold Winefordner’s home with president Mrs. Lucy McDonald presiding. Three papers were presented on What To Do in September, Hedge Bows, and Fences Can Be Friendly. Next hostess will be Mrs. Ray Michael.
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Chauncey
Plains Garden Club
Harold Winefordner
Lucy McDonald
Walter Drescher
John Slater
Edith Barrows
Ray Michael
Paul Tipton
Grant, Michael
Herman Humphrey
W. C. Kail
A. E. Daugherty
Cavarretta Surges Ahead in Batting Race Edge over Holmes
New York AP report shows Phil Cavarretta of the Cubs passing Tom Holmes of Boston for the National League batting lead while Tony Cuccinello of the White Sox holds the American top. Cavarretta sidelined by a shoulder injury, while Cuccinello’s aging legs limit daily games. Holmes falls to .359 and sits two points behind Cavarretta at .361 as the pennant chase tightens. Other leaders include Goody Rosen, Mel Ott, Stan Hack, Lula Omio, and George Case among the top averages as teams push into the final stretch.
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NEW York
Chicago
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Tony Cuccinello
White Sox
Cavarretta
Cuetinello
Himj
Homes
Wavar- Tetta
Goody Rosen
Brooklyn
Mel Oit
Stan Hack
Lula Olnio
George Case
Washington
Cuccinello
Jeff Heath
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
George Stirnweiss
Bobby Estalella
Hocking Miners Dinner Nears Annual Event at Plains
About 400 people including mine officials and Hocking Local No. 5096 members and families attended the annual dinner in The Plains School community room Sunday. E A Cottingham sponsored with locals from Hocking, Bel laire officials present. A chicken dinner was served under Mrs Syl via Wallace supervision with several women assisting and a local committee handling arrangements. Afterward a program in the high school auditorium featured Mrs Thelma Tal bert as pianist, songs, instrumental and vocal numbers, and talks by mine and local officials.
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Verna Tinkham
Bernice Tinkham
Helen West
Lela Hardy
Wilbur Powell
James Tinkham
Delmer’ Buffington
Henry Smith
Thelma Talbert
Chauncey-Dover Dinner Honors Returning Pvt Preston
Mr and Mrs A L Preston Chauncey entertained with a two course chicken dinner last Friday honoring their son Pvt Clack Preston home from overseas on furlough. Covers were laid for Pvt and Mrs Clark Preston and son Bobby Coach W A Smith Homer Omen Millfield John Rankin Jr Athens and Mr and Mrs A L Preston.
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Clark Preston
iChauncey-Dover High School
Sunday Night Service at Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
In attendance at Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Sunday night a new order of service was inaugurated weeks ago with Sunday School and church service held Sunday night. Pastor Rev. Gilbert Court ney leads with pianist Mrs. Christine Brown and a Chauncey trio providing special music. Millfield Needle Club to meet tonight at Miss Olive Brookins home.
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Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Suneday School
Gilbert Courtney
Christine Brown
Millfield
Needle Club
Oliver Brookins
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