Lopatka Hurls Cards to 3-2 Win Over Dodgers
Lefty Art Lopatka, from Columbus, pitched four hits in a 3-2 victory that kept the Cardinals 2 1/2 games behind the Cubs. A second game was rained out. Hank Wyse blanked the Phillies 4-0. Frank McCormick and Hank Sauer homered as Cincinnati beat New York 4-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Southworth
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Lopatka
Brooklyn Dodgers
Columbus Red Birds
Dodgers
Chicago
Hank Wyse
Bruins
Phillies
Cincinnati
New York
Frank McCormick
Hank Sauer
Bos- Ean
Baseball Standings And Results Across Leagues Yesterday
Standings and results from yesterday show American and National games with crews like New York Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia leading. Notable events include Rogers Welff’s 18th win for Washington and a 16 inning Detroit loss to Philadelphia plus a 9-8 Chicago win over New York in a ten inning finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
J. Louis
Brooklyn
American New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
National Club
Cabo Anne
Fittsburgh
Club Pet
Louis
Eveland
League leaders and pitching notes from baseball standings
Baseball leaders tallied across leagues with Stirnweiss and Holmes atop runs and hits. Capable pitchers Brecheen and Muncrief posted strong win totals as Kapilow and Hunter were set for a 10 round bout at Public Hall in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etten
New York
Stirnweiss
Moases
Chicago
Stephens
St. Louis
Case
Washington
Muncrief
Cavarretta
Holmes
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Olmo
Kapilov
Hunter
Cleveland
Danny Kapilow
Chuck Hunter
Public Hall
Bob Brickman
Dick Fisher May Return To Lineup At Ohio State
OSU left halfback Dick Fisher, star 1939 to 1941, may rejoin the Buckeyes soon after Navy discharge. Coach Widdoes says Fisher plans to return if discharged before Oct 19. he is at Jacksonville Naval Air Base and played 1942 with Bernie Bierman’s Town Seahawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dick Fisher
Ohio State
Buckeye
Carole Widdoes
Fisher
Navy
OSU
Kenneth Wilson
Widdoes
Bernie Bierman
Seahaws
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Air Base
Corning Social Notes and Local Socials
Corning social items list church society meetings and visits. The Catholic Ladies of Columbia plan a regular meeting with a birthday party for January through June birthdays and hostesses providing table service. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meets in Odd Fellows Hall. Several residents are noted visiting relatives, returning from travels, or recovering from surgery, including Sgt John Weiner on furlough and Lt Harry Schottelkorh family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
John Weiner
James Weiner
Columbus
Morgan Walters
Brudette Walters
Bill
Richard Walters
Ruth Stewart
Tommy
John Wiener
Mary Schwinne
B. J. Souders
Grace Ann
Rose Mary Kocks
John Tierney
Tom
Jack
Alicia Kocks
Bergan Roof
St. Anthony's Hospital
Joe Baldy
Famiy
Eric
Mary Baldy
Rendvils
William Tague
Springfield
Marie Murphy
Morgan County
McConnelsville
Gertrude Allen
Leora Riley
Anna Mae Lowrey
Nelsonville
Wig- Tet Walters
Alf Alfman
Michigan
Fullerton's Roundup: Injuries Fly Across Major Leagues
A rapid sports digest notes Cardinals and Cubs plagued by injuries including Mer ion O'Dea and Cavatretta. Tigers contend with Mayo Greenberg Newhouser, while Senators report Leonard shoulder issues. Also mentions rookie Rams lineman clash, Louis title talk, Virginia coach’s Tufts visit, and Frick delaying NL tiebreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton
New York
Cardinals
Marty Merion
Ken O'Dea
Ted Wilks
Cilbs
Phil Cavatretta
Heinz Becker
Tigers
Eddie Mayo
Hank Greenberg
Hal Newhouser
Senators
Dutch Leonard
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Meeting and Community Notes
Mrs Evan Davis and Mrs Travis Chesser hosted the Ladies Aid Society for the September meeting with devotions short business and games. Prizes went to Mrs Kloh Mrs Chalfant Mrs Kempton and Mrs Heffken. Pvt Neil Coey left for Camp Ft McClelland after a leave with his parents. The Rogers family took over the D M Sawyer service station at Redtown and Theda Bryan visited The Plains relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Evan
Davis
Travis Chesser
Ladies Aid Society
Kloh
Chalfant
Kempton
Heffken
Martha Kloh
John
Fred Heffken
Herman Kempton
Fred Olbers
Perry Chalfant
Evan Davis
Neil Coey
Ft. McClelland
Ala
James Coey
Walter Douglas
Springfield
John Wenger
Athens
Willard Coey
Cancon
Coey
H. A. Rogera
D. M. Sawyer
Redtown
Theda Bryan
Marion Snyder
the Plains
Coshocton Man Named Chief of Ohio Mines Bureau
Gov. Lausche appoints Stephen Williams of Coshocton as head of the Division of Mines succeeding Marcus Kerr of Cadiz. Williams will assume the post next Monday, with a $5,000 annual salary and a six year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Mines Bureau
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen Williams
Division of Mines
Marcus Kerr
Cadiz
Williams
Truman Rejects Idea of Socializing Britain Finance Policy
President Truman dismissed claims that U S aid to Great Britain was meant to finance socialization. He said such an interpretation is "perfectly silly" and that Britain is entitled to the government it wants. He spoke as reporters asked about postwar aid and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Rams
Gil Bouley
Boston College
Cornell
Adam Walsh
Adam
Wshington
Truman
Great Britain
Britain
Ohio High School Football Opens 1945 Season Friday
Ohio’s about 400 high school teams begin regular play this weekend under OHSAA rules ending no later than Dec 1. Defending leaders Cathedral Latin Libbey North McKinley among early matchups. notable games include Massillon Start vs Akron South and Garfield vs Alliance. Leonard Corbin of Warren is the lone returning All-Ohio junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Rarold W. Emschler
OHSAA
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Toledo Libbey
Columbus North
Canton McKinley
Cathedral Latin
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Toledo
Libbey
Woodward
Jerry Krall
Tony Monson
Columbus Grandview
Bulldogs
Canton Timken
Eaders
Massillon
Akron
Tigers
Massilonite
Angie Morningstar
Purdue University
Akron Garfield
Alliance
Kent West
Lorain
Greenville
Dayton
Chaminade
Toledo Central
Toledo Waite
Lima Central
Dayton Fairmont
Cleveland Rhodes
Salem
Mansfield
Marion
Leonard Corbin
Warren
Railroad Plans Atomic Driven Locomotive
BELLEVILLE N J A New York Central Railroad locomotive will be converted to atomic power drive by the U S Industrial and Development Co foreman Ralph Lucas The design uses a mercury turbine to split mercury atoms and would allegedly run a locomotive pulling 1200 freight cars for 45 trips between New York and San Francisco SOFTBALL CHAMPS CLEVELAND Allmen Transfers won the Northeastern Ohio softball championship by defeating Lorain Yepko Markets 4 to 1 in the final of the elimination series playoffs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
N. J
New York Central Railroad
Ralph Lucas
U. S. Industrial and Development Co
Elmira
N. Y
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Allmen
Ohio
Lorain
Yepko Markets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Sam Breadon
Cardinal
Art Lopatke
Ton
Pittsburgh
Ledger
Rogers Welff
Jonathan M. Wainwright
al Benton
Steve O’neill
Lncup
O'Neill
Prince Henry Oana
Buffalo
Roberto Estalella
Mayo Smith
Yankees
White Sox
Associated
Cuccinella
Asepemue
Mike Ryles
St. Loui
Bob Munchier
Brecheen
Bowl For Health
Corning Social Notes
Uinde
ToLo
ConsErva
Mer
Sor
Priacrs
Fullerton
Woodcock
Joe Louis
London
George Harrison
America
Frank Murray
U. of Virginia
Tufts
Frank
Coast Guard Academy
Pirates
Ford Frick
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
Pepet-Cola Company
Long Leland Ci
N.Y
Fepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Athena
Milldeck’s Shoe Store
H. A. McCaskill
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Stylepark
Beckley
Vermouth
Dubonnet
Roma
Angostura Bitters
East State ST
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