Undisputed National League lead in 1942 rally
The St Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers stumble as the New York Yankees push toward clinching the American League pennant. Dodgers lose both ends of a doubleheader to Cincinnati, while the Cardinals split with Philadelphia and drop the first game 2-1. Young Lennie Merullo sets an error record for Chicago. Yankees sweep Cleveland and Chicago White Sox, keeping pressure on Boston.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yanks
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Icago
Cardinals
Flatbush
Yankees
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Philadelphians
Phils
Terry Moore
Lennie Merullo
Chicago Cubs
Lennie
Boston Braves
Chicago
Braves
Williams shines as Boston stars pace season totals
Williams leads Boston with 133 runs scored and 132 RBIs while Pesky hits 197 total hits. Ott leads New York with 27 homers despite Borgny and Reiser contributing for Milwaukee and St. Louis in a chaotic box of partial stats.
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Williams
Boston
Pesky
Lombardi
Ott
New York
Uns
Mize
News
Slaughter
St. Louis
Zhome
Baseball Standings From New York and Other Cities
Scores show New York overwhelming Pittsburgh 5 0 and 5 3 with Cincinnati and Brooklyn games. Boston and Chicago traded high scoring wins while Philadelphia split with St Louis. American league results include New York over Cleveland 9 1 and 4 1. Detroit over Washington 8 0. St Louis over Philadelphia 3 2.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Association Playoff Tilts Are All-Even
Columbus defeated Kansas City 2 to 1 and Toledo edged Milwaukee 5 to 3 to square the four-team American Association semi finals at two wins each. Preacher Roe outdueled Charley Wensloff in a low scoring pitching duel for Columbus. Johnny Marcum pitched eight hits and held Milwaukee in check for the Madhens. Eddie Luken Johnny Antonelli supplied the early runs for Columbus while Phil Weintraub Milt Byrnes provided Milwaukee’s offense.
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Associated Press
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Preacher Roe
Charley Wensloff
Blues
Wensloff
Red Birds
Eddie Luken
Johnny Antonelli
Johnny Marcum
Madhens
Brewers
Three Men Fined for Intoxication in Glouster Area
Andy McKee of Pomeroy Route 1 and Charles Stewart of Cheshire Route 1 were arrested by Constable Guy Morrison early Sunday on intoxication charges. They pleaded guilty before Mayor Thomas Williams Sr and were fined five dollars plus costs. Leslie Harold Bradley of Painesville was held Sunday afternoon on Route 13 by a state patrolman for failing to stop at an intersection near Truetown. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Glouster
Andy McKee
Pomeroy
Charles Stewart
Cheshire
Guy Morrison
Thomas Williams
Leslie Harold Bradley
Painesville
Truetown
Williams
Richardson family enters Ward Belmont College in Nashville
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Richardson accompany daughters Barbara and Cynthia to Nashville to enroll at Ward Belmont College. Barbara, a Columbus School for Girls graduate, will start as a freshman while Cynthia becomes a junior. The Richisons plan to return home by week’s end.
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Glouster
L. E. Richardson
Barbara
Cynthia
Nashville
Tenn
Ward-Belmont College
Columbus School For
Academy
Fullertons Roundup and Sports Snippets From New York
The column surveys college football drills at McMurray College with tackle Wylie under head coach Jim Conger. It notes bowling trends including a 700 Bowling Clubs of America and a 600 women’s auxiliary. It mentions Wayne U recruitment, a photographer injury, and the Chicago Cardinals nickname Conzelmaniacs. Denton’s plate column discusses St Paul’s franchise sale affecting Reds placement.
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New York
Hal Sayles
Abilene
Tex
Ar Wylie
McMurray College
Jim Conger
Wylie
Art
Sayles
700 Bowling Clubs of America
Ford Lipovety
la Crosse
Wis
Wayne U
Charlevoix
Snuffy McGill
Chicago Cardinals
Reds Sweep Brooklyn as Walters and Starr Win
Cincinnati Reds clinched a two game sweep over Brooklyn with 6-3 and 6-1 victories that pushed the Bums out of first place. Bucky Walters earned win number 14 in the opener and Ray Starr notched his 15th in the nightcap as Cincinnati opened a seven game lead on Pittsburgh.
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NEW York
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Reds
Pittsburgh
Bucky Walters
Lew Riggs
Redleg
Starr
Riggs
Chicago Cubs
Lennie Merullo
Cincinnati
Obi
Akivatuen Ag
Ee Walker
Sociaue
Waser
Cboucacoas
Medwick
Eo Ae Cami
Cnne
Owens
Cdne
Herman
Peahgeer Ee Eye
Ork
Newsom
Os Bes Casey
Sa Ok
Vaughan
Webber
Casey
Higbe
Reese
Joost
McCormick
Walters
Miners Union Picnic At Greens Run Draws Large Crowd
About 1,000 people attended the third annual Miners Union No 648 UMWA picnic at Greens Run school. The event featured a band, games, a dinner, and a speaking program led by Adolph Pacifico praising war effort cooperation and Mine 255 operator Oral Daugherty.
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Glouster
Greens Run
Drydock Mine
Adolph Pacifico
Oral Daugherty
Pacifico
Mr. Daugherty
Congress
H. T. Rainey
United Mine Worker
Daugherty Advocates Labor Unity and Pension Reform
Mr Daugherty stressed collective bargaining as vital for organized labor and voiced strong desire for fair dealings with officials and Rainey. He traced mine workers organizing and urged federal supervision of old age pensions to aid those unable to work and opposed pensioner home loss. A stray line mentions a letter from Dr LeFever Gloucest er about a naval candidacy.
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Daugherty
Rainey
Mine Workers’ Organization
Washington
Dr. E. LeFever
Glouster
Candi
Navy
POMEROY lawsuit filed over promissory note debts
A suit in Meigs County Common Pleas by Disaster Loan Corp. against James Haggerty and Virginia B. Haggerty seeks 735 dollars plus 3 percent interest from November 25, 1938, on a promissory note. Corning Cpl. William J. Bobanich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bobanich, is home on a ten day furlough after completing radio telegraphy training in Pittsburgh and is now stationed in Virginia.
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Pomeroy
Common Pleas Court of
Meigs County
Disaster Loan Corp
James 8. Haggerty
Virginia B. Haggerty
Corning
Cpll Tech
William J. Bobanich
Anthony Bobanich
Cpt
Bobanich
Keystone Radio School
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Whitey Kurowski Overcomes Crooked Arm To Lead Cardinals
The blond third baseman Whitey Kurowski, despite a crooked right arm scarred from childhood injuries, has become a key contributor for the St. Louis Cardinals. From Rochester to Columbus to Rochester again, he rose through the minors, led leagues in hits and triples, and in 1941 joined the Cardinals, delivering powerful blasts and steady accuracy at third base. His early path included Reading Pennsylvania origins and a paint factory job before baseball full became his drive.
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NEA
New York
George John Kurowski
St. Louis Cardinals
Whitey Kurowski
Reading
Kurowski
Rochester
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Sportsman's Park
Melvin
Doc) Silva
Gordon Williams
The
Reading Times
Harrison Wickle
American Legion
Whitey
Cardinals
Caruthersvile
Pete Reiser
Newport
Portsmouth
Mid-Atlantic
Brown
Columbus
Creepy Crespi
Jimmy Brown
Yankees Can Clinch Flag In American by Whipping Cleveland
In Cleveland the New York Yankees aim to clinch the American League pennant after sweeping a doubleheader 9 to 1 and 4 to 1. Ernie Bonham starts for New York against Cleveland with Lou Boudreau-Smith rotation to beat the Yanks. Red Ruffing and Hank Borowy struggled in the first game with the Indians falling farther behind Detroit in the standings.
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Yankees
Reduffing
Hank Borowy
Theed Sox
Micago White Sox
Il Butland
Teoughson
Bostons
Yanks
Newark Giants
Pittsigh
Sturs Browns
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Ana
Cleveland
Indians
Tribe
Ernie R Bonham
New York
Lou Boudreau
al Smith
Detroit Tigers
Red Ruffing
Champs
Ray Poat
Milnar
Chubby Dean
Peat
Borony
Ken Keltner
Sand Ridge Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Pvt Clinton E Hawk of Fort Dix spent a weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Guy V Hawk. Local visits include Goldie Konkoskia with relatives Louise Gwenn and Lulu Bobo. George McGrath from Logan stays with Emma Lovett. Revival at Asbury Church led by Reverend Mitchel. Road work on Mansfield road and a note on Mexican Indian population.
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Sand Ridge
Clinton E Hawk
Fort Dix
Guy V. Hawk
Goldie Konkoskia
Louise Gwenn
Harmony Road
Lulu Bobo
Graham Chapel
Elizabeth Cooley
Long Run
Guy Hawk
Robert
Mike Brosack
Parkersburg
Lodi Town House
Pollard
Stewart
George McGrath
Logan
Emma Lovett
George Hawk
Dutch Ridge
Glen Hawk
J. E. Hawk
Marion
Mansfield Road
Asbury Church
Mitchel
Athens
Packers Hand Army Gridders a 38 14 Exhibition Beatdown
Army all stars faced National Pro League clubs in three of five games, with Texas A M graduate John Kimbrough starring for Maj. Wallace Wade. He returned a 95 yard kickoff for a touchdown against the Green Bay Packers as Army fell 36 to 21 in Milwaukee. The note adds pro league openers: Cardinals 7 Rams 0, Eagles 24 Steelers 14, Bears 38 Redskins 14 in non standings action.
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New York
Army
John Kimbrough
Texas A. & M
Maj
Wallace Wade
Western Army All Stars
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee
Robert Neyland
New York Giants
Neyland
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baltimore
Big Bad Bears
Chicago
Boston
Westerners
Giants
Syracuse
N. Y
Chicago Cards
Cleveland Rams
Buffalo
Philadelphia Fadies
Pittsburgh Steelers
Yaws Have Children With Them Sunday
GLOUSTER W R Yaw of Wa beck Michigan spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J V Yaw Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs O V Yaw and children of Athens and Mrs Zelma Keiser of Columbus On Sunday afternoon J V Yaw rode in an automobile the first outing in 22 months The note adds Niagara Falls nearly ran dry on March 29 1848
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Glouster
W. R. Yaw
Wabeck
Mich
J. V. Yaw
O. V. Yaw
Athens
Zelma Keiser
Columbus
Niagara Falls
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Athens Messenger
Ohio
Eee
Case
Washon
Iva Bases- Reiser
Brook
Itching—Krist
American
National Club
W. L Pet
Association
Fullertons
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Poday
Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
St. Paul
Palwits
Frey
Goodman
Ee Marshall
F. McCormick
Tipton
Lamanne
Haas
Serereee
Orewese
Ss Starr
Camilli
Cesses Owen
Oserece
Neeeen Davis
Oeererrece
aMacon Eweseeee
Davis
Oom
Lamanno
Marshall
Owen
Head
Miners’ Union
Harold Vare
Athens County
Reuben James
HONOR
United Mine Workers Organization
S. D. Dunnett
Sam Anderson
Dave Lowery
Ben Morrison
Charlies Cook
Pete Phillips
Tom Price
T. W. Savage
John Owens
John L. Lewis
Eastern Ohio
Dick Swart
Victor Oakley
Nelsonville
Drydock Coal Co
Glouster High School
Raymond Connett
Ewene T. Moga
OS. Cennas
Musial
W. Cooper
Scene Hopp
Ewe Kurowski
Tomeee Marion
Isanes Bogriay
Duinnsre
May
Patalaetenns
Oene
Northey
Litwhiler
Etten
Eell Burich
Omsace Murtaugh
Weeee Livingston
C Hughes
Idaeccoun
St Louis
Burich
Cooper
Livingsston
Hopp
Murtaugh
Beazley
Hughes
Conlan Reardon
Goetz
Barr
Moore
Acneeees O'Dea
Oeneme Kurowski
SS --Senee
Krist
Bistereene
Beckman
Freed
Sonesae Northey
aRan
Livingston
Bragan
Melton
Murtanqnh
Cope
By Burton Benjamin
Minnesota
Columbus, Ga
Cardinal
Johnny Dietrich
New York Yankees
Mic Alsa Tei
Mexico
Packers
Bears
Washington Redskins
Mr. Squirrel
Iu Nas
Pico Wholesale Co
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