Cards whip Pirates as Dodgers down Phils in tight day
Jimmy Brown drives in both Cardinals runs to beat Pittsburgh 2 1 as St Louis tightens NL lead. Dodgers top Phillies 3 1 while Marv Breuer falters for Yankees, Ted Williams homers to lift Red Sox 3 2. Detroit tops Chicago 6 4.
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Asvuucidul
Pittsburgh
Rown
Brooklyn
Phillies
Broadway
Jimmy Brown
Mort Cooper
Jimmy
Cardinals
Frank Merriwell
Bucs
Dodgers
Phils
Kirby Higbe
Marv Breuer
Yankees
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Tony Lupien
Boston
Tex Hughson
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Erie Sailors claim Shaughnessy playoff title in four straight
Erie Sailors beat Canton 2 to 0 to clinch the Shaughnessy playoff in four straight games. Red Bartleson allowed four hits and dominated with infield grounders. Canton managed a solitary baserunner to second on an error as Erie revives the club’s claim as the league’s strongest lineup. Charleston won the pennant, Dayton was runner-up, Canton placed fourth.
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Erie
Erie Sailors
Canton
Red Bartleson
Charleston
Dayton
Social Notes From Glouster Club Teas And Local Visits
Glouster social pages report a tea at Mrs. Carl Pico in Walnut Hill honoring Gratia Flower of Ironton, federation leader. Junior and Senior Progressive Study Club members attend, with gifts, songs, and a Helmsman committee noted. Oakdale Friendship Circle also held a Tuesday gathering with prize readings and a mystery package. Multiple local residents host and visit across Jackson, Warren, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, and nearby towns.
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Glouster
Senior Progressive Study Club
Carl Pico
Walnut Hill
Gratia Flower
Ironton
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Southeastern Ohio
Junior Progressive Study Club
John S. Blower
Harriette Weymueller
Ruth Watkins
Sara Willis
E. E. Munden
Merle Danford
Trimble
C. B. Dillon
Athens
A. A. Baldwin
Pico
J. H. Henshaw
S. D. Dunnett
L. G. DeLong
Former Ohio U Athlete Teaches Combat Tactics To Aviators
Athens Ga report on Lieut Jd Begala head of Navy Pre-Flight School self defense department. He teaches man to man combat for aviators, pairing with Ed Don George and Wesley Brown to publish a manual for training. Begala a Kent State wrestling coach and Ohio University athlete outlines a finish fight doctrine and aims to prepare pilots to defeat enemies decisively.
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Athens
Jd. W. Begala
U. S. Navy
Begala
U. S
Kent
Ohio
Navy
Ravenna Arsenal
Kent State College
Ed Don George
J.g
Wesley Brown
Iowa State University
Ohio University
Kent State
Red Birds Sweep Series With Toledo
Yankees and Cardinals set to clash in a low scoring World Series as Mort Cooper faces a strong Yankee rotation led by Ernie Bonham. The Cardinals boast Lanier White Beasley and a predicted tough duel, while the Yankees rely on Chandler Borowy Ruffing to curb Cooper in the opener.
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Cooper
Spud Chandler
Ernie Bonham
Yankee
Cardinals
St. Louis
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Max Lanier
Ernie White
Johnny Beasley
Lanier
White
Brooklyn
Bonham
Hank Borowy
Red Ruffing
Agaist Cooper
Gowdy Applies for War Service While Visiting Columbus
Harry Gowdy, former baseball great, said he has applied for military service but is unsure which branch if drafted. He spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Flea B Morris in Columbus, where their daughter Lois Jean Morris was a weekend guest. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Robert Eddy with children Connie Jo and Suzanne, who spent Sunday with Mr Eddy's parents in Columbus.
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Columbus
Harry
Hank) Gowdy
Flea B. Morris
Morris Home
Lois Jean Morris
Robert Eddy
Connie Jo
Suzanne
Mr. Eddy
E. J. Eddy
Boxing results from Philadelphia and Jacksonville
In Philadelphia Fritzie Vie outpointed Johnny Walker and Ellis Phillips outpointed Petey Scalzo. In Jacksonville Tommy Tucker of the U S Navy knocked out Tommy Gomez of the U S Army.
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Philadelphia
Fritzie Zivie
Pittsburgh
Johnny Walker
Ellis Phillips
Petey Scalzo
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Tommy Tucker
U. S. Navy
Tommy Gomez
U. S. Army
Dayton golfer tony penna wins first air city open
Tony Penna of Dayton fired a four under par 138 to win the inaugural 36 hole Air City Open yesterday. The event drew regional pros and amateurs competing at a Dayton area course.
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Dayton
Tony Penna
Baseball Standings Update From Recent Games
The standings show Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 1, St Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1. American league results include Detroit 6 over Chicago 4, Boston 3, New York 2. Only games scheduled are listed without full standings or dates.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
Pesky
Case
Washington
Bonham
New York
Lombardi
Ott
Mize
Slaughter
St. Louis
Reiser
Brooklyn
Krnst
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
National Club
Pet
St. Louis Eesasees
Brooklyn Ween
All-Army football fund drives to net about 250000
Fullerton roundup notes Army Emergency Relief expects to clear about 250000 dollars from eight all Army football games after expenses and charity shares. Unofficial figures estimate 265000 fans attended at about two dollars each. The piece also questions war effort optics and mentions bonuses to pay back taxes.
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New York
Army Emergency Relief
Francis E. Stan
Washington Evening Star
Louis Conn
War Department
Ensign Gay
Butkley
Louis and Conn
Waldorf Fears Hawks In Opening Conference Week
Chicago AP dispatch notes worry week for Western Conference coaches as Lynn Waldorf readies Northwestern for a clash with Bernie Bierman s Sea Hawks. Waldorf cites Iowa City rout of Kansas and mentions Great Lakes backs ahead of matchups with Michigan.
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Chicago
Big Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern Wildcats
Bernie Bierman
Seahawks
Wails Waldorf
Bierman
Iowa City
Kansas
Great Lakes
Michigan
Bruce Smith
John Poppy
Mucha
Steve Belichick
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Badgers
Irish
Hockingport Social Notes Highlights Local Visitations
William Smeeks travels to Pittsburgh for work. Mrs. Lou Walker and Mrs. Ethel Ferrell visit Ora Randolph’s home. Grace Smeeks hosts a dinner for Nina Rockhold’s birthday. Cora Lineicome Ada Mayhugh visit J W Linehcome. Frederick Medley on three day leave from Fort Hayes. Families from Milan and Parkersburg visit. Lions and Cowdery guests at local homes.
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Frederick Medley
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Carl Medley
W. Randolph
Milan
W. T. Matheny
Glouster Gridder Hurt In Practice Game Monday
Glouster news reports Frank Wolf varsity halfback suffered a fractured rib in a Monday night practice game versus an Alumni team. The Glouster High football squad won 6-0 on a late TD by Rice after a Cunningham pass.
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Glouster
Frank Wolf
Glouster High School
Frank
Rice
Cunningham
Herbert McDonald Is Heard in Home Church
Herbert McDonald of the Cincinnati Bible Seminary preached for the first time in his home church as the Glouster Church of Christ youth led Sunday morning services. The event highlighted Bible school leadership, elder and deacon roles, a piano solo, and four young people sharing experiences from the Tri State Christian Service Camp.
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Glouster
Herbert McDonald
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Glouster Church of Christ
McDonald
Stacy McDonald
Paul McAllister
Paul Byers
Homer ‘Vian, Jr
Ralph Byers
John Tigner
Fred Stansberry
Richard Williams
Marion Byers
Twila Mae Williams
Tri State Christian Service Camp
Margaret Jane Tigner
Juanita Tigner
Stephenson Son Released From Canal Zone Hospital
Elson Stephenson, stationed with the Army in the Canal Zone, has been discharged from the hospital after three months confinement. Mrs. John Wallace recovers well after surgery at St Anthony Hospital Columbus with her daughter Helen Miller and son-in-law Joe Gano visiting. Western News notes church meeting at Glouster Methodist Church led by Miss Anna Louise Logue and sympathies for Mrs C E Williams at home recovering and grateful for care received.
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Glouster
J. L. Stephenson
Walnut Hill
Elson Stephenson
Army
Canal Zone
John Wallace
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
Helen Miller
Joe Gano
Troy
Coumbus
Glouster — Ws.cs
C. E. Williams
Hollister PTA Holds First Meeting of the Year
Hollister PTA opened its new year at the high school auditorium on Monday Sept. 14 with Miss Treva Black the new principal introduced after the president resigned. Mrs Minnie Cooper led the session as 22 members paid dues and a shift to 7 o clock start was decided to help teachers catching buses. MacGuffey readers were displayed.
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Hollister
Hollister Pta
Minnie Cooper
Treva Black
MacGuffey
Birth Announcement for Mary Eleanor Seaman in Florida
Mr and Mrs F E Seaman announce the birth of a four pound daughter Mary Eleonor at Gond Samaritan Hospital West Palm Beach Fla Friday Sept 18 Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J F Anderson of this city Mrs Anderson and daughter Myra stay with Mrs Seaman in West Palm Beach
Columbus Red Birds Clinch Assoc Playoff Title in 4-Game Sweep
The Columbus Red Birds beat Toledo 6 to 1 to seal the Association crown and set up a potential Little World Series against Syracuse or Jersey City. Red Munger pitched three hits as Columbus finished 4-0 in the series, capping a strong season that included a pennant chase and a $5,000 share of the $12,000 players pool. Squirrel hunting opens in 36 northern Ohio counties today through Sept. 30.
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NEW York
Mort Cooper
Yankees
Cooper
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo
Flock
Syracuse
Birds
Red Munger
Sids
Ohio State Journal
Jersey City
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Ohio
Marquis Brothers Serve Abroad and State Visits
George Marquis Jr reports from foreign soil that the heat suits him though he prefers U S meals. Eugene Marquis moves from Seattle to California, while Pvt Fred Thomas transfers from Bowman Field Kentucky to Florence Field South Carolina in the Army and notes a 10 pound gain and desire for letters from home.
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Glouster
George Marquis
George Marequis, Jr
United States
Fred Thomas
A. M. Thomas
Bowman Field
Florence Field
S. C
Ohio fire prevention week urged Oct 4 to 10
Columbus AP reports all Ohio local defense councils were asked to observe October 4 to 10 as fire prevention week to promote safety and awareness.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Athens Messenger
Pirates
Gashousers
Bues
Sid Feder
James Dahasesnn
Sbuster Social Notes
Oakdale
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Mae Losey
Della Loomis
Faye Nott
Geneva Jewell
Prudence Nott
Betty Hufford
Donna Mae Brunton
Gertrude Jewell
Zenith Jewell
Lizzie Ann Rankin
Violet Nott
Mary Miller
Rosa Love
Madge Harry
Sarah McClellan
Bernice Lowery
Ruth Ann Zutarvern
Hilma June
Phil and
Norman Losey
Mary Helen Jewell
Frank Davis
C. E. Huddy
Pam
Jacquelyn Ley
L. W. Ley
Dorothy Stahl
Carl Stahl
Betty McAfoces
T. D. McAfoces
Elizabeth Ellis
Alice McAfoces
Joe Shust
Frank Shust
William Shust
George Shust
Pfc
Alex Shust
Fort Knox
Tauno Lintali
Tomni
Kermit Blosser
Carol Ann
Blosser
John Blosser
Enterprise
Alfred Howard
Raymond Kempton and Son
Jennie Brandenberry
Henshaw
Faith Lantz
E. H. Lantz
Theodore Williams
Elyria
M. M. LeFavor
Coshocton
H. M. LeFavor
Rita Rice
John Rice
Jo Lavon Faires
Ohio U
Rough Stati
RED Birds
By Gayle Talbot
Anderson
Waner
A . Wasdell
Seaman
Northey
van Robays
Litwhiler
Elliott
Kcine
Etten
Ib Er Fletcher
Waneee
Burich
Warren
Anita
Johnson
Ween
Walker
Eneee
Rf Ween
Musial
Seeee Vaughan
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Wasdell
W. Coop
Brown
DiMaggio
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Ellen
Galan
Marion
Hopp
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Walker Cooper
Owen
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Fletcher
Vaughan Murtaugh
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Camilli
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Gornicki
Barlick
Highlee
John Ballanfant Conlan
Reardonson
Highe
Jorda Stewart Pinelli
Goetz
Gowdy
Fullertons
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Travel Bureau
Georgia
Kentucky
Sid Mercer
Lou Little
Columbia
Ohio State
Paul Brown
Lou
Massillon
Cloyd
Don Snavely
Bill McMichael
Jack Oliver
Johnny Hill
Lynn Waldorf
Hockingport Social Notes
Virginia Andrews
Alfred Andrews
Derthick
Jack Vore
Basil Vore
Tinsley
United Brethren
Kenneth Porter
Hollister High School
Vore
Meert
the Birds
Montreal
Newark
Toronto
Buffalo
Conn
Lewis
Joe Lewis
Billy Conn
New York City
Yankee Stadium
Nye
Chevrolet
N. Court Street
Athens, Ohio
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