Weather, Tigers, and Cubs Edge Cards in Tight Playoffs
The Tigers trail the pennant by 2 1/2 games as a rainout threatens a makeup doubleheader with Cleveland. The Cubs beat the Cardinals 6-5 boosting their hold and the National League race remains open. Pappy Prim and Phil Cavarretti drove in two runs apiece in Detroit's rally while Andy Pafko had two RBIs for Chicago.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Detroit
Chicago
Cubs
Briggs Stadium
Cleveland
Tigers
Standings and notable baseball results from the day
National League standings show Pittsburgh 80 68 and New York 46 106 while American League notes highlight Boston Philadelphia and Detroit. Pafko drove in two runs in a Cubs 6-5 pennant game and Dodgers beat the Mets 7-4 with a two homer ninth inning. Browns pitcher Hollingsworth earned his 42nd win as eight White Sox hits scattered. Other games included Brooklyn 7 New York 4 and Chicago 6 St. Louis 5 with rain in Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Cleveland Detroit contests.
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Traoul Wangavis
Borows
Cub
Yankees
Ullisay
Pappy
Washington
Rooklyn
York
Perth
Goody Rosen
Homer
al Hollingsworth
St.’ Gg. Browns
National L. Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Associated Press
Phil Cavarretta
Andy Philadelphia
Pafko
Cubs
Tanga
Harry Brecheen
Dodgers
Browns
White Sox
National Brooklyn
American St. Louis
Reds Pirates Twin Bill Postponed After Rain
Cincinnati report states the Reds and Pirates will play a doubleheader today after rain postponed one game yesterday. Manager Bill McKechnie will start Arnold Carter and Earl Harris with Nick Strincevich and Walter Beck opposing.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Feds
Dover Airman Returns After Overseas Service
Sergeant Clarence E. Markins was honorably discharged and arrived home after 28 months overseas. He served as flight chief of Curtiss Command transport aircraft with the Troop Carrier Command in the ETO, stationed in Ukraine, England, and Melun France, sailing from Marseille Sept 4 and arriving Newport News Sept 14. He wears two Battle Stars and has the Good Conduct Medal and Presidential Citation. After visiting relatives, he and his wife Mary Margaret plan to locate in Columbus.
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Chancey —T
Clarence E. Markins
Mary Margaret
Award Markins
Trimble
Carris¢ Command
E.T.O
Ukraine
Lands
England
Melun
France
Marselles
Newport News
Markins
Columbus
Revival Service At Plains Church Draws Large Audiences
Revival services at The Plains Church of the Nazarene attract many visitors each night. Rev. J. N. Lakin pastors the Plains church with evangelist Rev. Ww. W. Loveless of Mt. Gilead Ohio leading the meetings and Mrs. Ruth Nuby as song evangelist. In Atterbury Glouster Charles Moody and wife note grandson Johnny Moody has been inducted into the service and stationed at Camp Atterbury.
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Chauncey
Plains Church ‘of the Nazarene
J. N. Lakin
Ww. W.loveless
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
the Plains Church
Ruth Nuby
Atterbury Glouster
Charles Moody
Johnny Moody
Camp Atterbury
Dover Servicemen Meet Aboard Ship
Pvt Jack McCafferty of Chauncey, last stationed in San Francisco, writes his wife Faye that his ship will land at Taelon Leyte Island on September 15. He mentions John Simmers from the USS James O Hara and that Simmers will soon wear civilian clothes on return. McCafferty is son of Mr and Mrs Clarence E McCafferty.
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Chauncey
Jack McCafferty
San Francisco
Faye
Taelon
Leyte
John Simmers
James’ O'Hara
Simmers
Pvt. McCafferty
Clarence E. McCafferty
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey community headlines list residents visiting relatives in The Plains and Athens. Local families including the Channell, Sands, Vanmeter, Coe, Curran, Perry, McCune, Powell, and Linscott households are noted for hosting, dining, or relocating within Chauncey and surrounding areas.
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Chauncey
Anna
Wiley
Clyde
Athens
Plains
Carrie Channell
Nazarenes Church
Frank Sands
George Vanmeter
Tommy
Athens R.D
Vanmeter
Sand Ridge
Edward. Linscott
Lands
Amesville
Linscotts
Beasley Mill
Linscott
Frank Lands
Fullerton Roundup and Quick Baseball Notes
Contains a mix of sports tidbits about Gene Fekete seeking college eligibility, Frank Szymanski’s Notre Dame lineup return, and a One Minute Sports Page with Al Lisi’s raft voyage. Mentions Yankees possibly holding two spring camps in Florida for player evaluations and quick bios of Bill Nicholson Augie Bergamo Roy Ngera Buddy Lewis and others with brief career notes.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Ohio State
Gene Fekete
Frank Szymanski
Notre Dame
al Lisi
Brown U
Pacific
Yankees
Florida
St. Petersburg
Bradenton
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Augie Bergamo
Cardinals
Detroit
Hopp
Augie
Roy
Glouster Garden Club Brings Plower Show to Legion Hall
The Glouster Garden Club sponsors a Plower Show at the American Legion Hall on Saturday and Saturday evening September 29. Entries must be filed by 9 AM Saturday, with non perishables accepted Friday afternoon. Committees include Flower Arrangements led by Mrs W A Craft, Mrs Jennie Jones and Mrs S H Taylor. Potted Plants chaired by Mrs C Guinther, Mrs Alpha Morrison and Mrs Emmett Rogers. Vegetables with Mrs B R Angie, Mrs John Binderbasin, Mrs Branson Chambers and Mrs Thomas Reeve. Canned Fruits and Vegetables led by Mrs Emmett Byers, Mrs Dave Cox and Mrs Thomas Williams Sr. Ribbon Committee headed by Mrs William Morris, Mrs Everett Eddy, and Mrs Ce M Clark. Silver Offering under Mrs E S Bingman, Mrs Ce A Bingman, Mrs W R Drury, Mrs Alfred Howard, Mrs B R Angle, Mrs W W Bryson, Mrs Emmett Eddy and Mrs John Binderbasin. room preparation by multiple committee members.
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Clouster Garden Club
American Legion Hall
W. A. Craft
Jennie Jones
C. Guinther
Alpha Morrison
Emmett Rogers
B. R. Angie
John Binderbasin
Branson ‘Chambers
Thomas Reeve
Emmett Byers
Dave Cox
Thomas Williams
William . ‘Morris
Everett Eddy
Ce M Clark
E. S. Bingman
Ce A. Bingman
W. R. Drury
Alfred, Howard
B. R. Angle
W. W. Bryson
Emmett Eddy
Glouster Booster Sale Sets Tickets for Friday Game
The Glouster-Crookaville football game tickets go on sale at eight oclock Friday evening with a 1000 attendance target. Tickets are sold at local service stations and shops including C E Turner Lester Zimmers Earl Morris Drury Drug Economy Drug Charles Beshara Mike Sharlike Eagles Club Moose Lodge. Members are asked to wear a membership tag or buy one at the game. In other notes Pvt Guy Simons is honored at a dinner after basic training at Camp Blanding and transfer to Ft. Riley.
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Glouster
High School Boosters Association
Glouster-Crookaville
C. E
Turner
Lester Zimmers
Earl Morris
Drury’s
Charles Beshara
Mike Sharlike
Eagles Club
Moose Cub
Pastor Clarence Detty Set to Speak in Carbondale
The Rev. Clarence Detty of Washington D B will speak in Carbondale at the Pilgrim Holiness Church near tonight. Services start Sundays and Sundays at 7 30 PM with the public invited. Lester Faires attended a Columbus banquet for the Frigidaire Division of General Motors Corp yesterday.
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Chauncey
Clarence Detty
Washington D. B
Carbondale
Ray Pidcock
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Saterpublic
Glouster
Lester Faires
Columbus
Monnday
Frigidaire Division
General Motors Corporation
Woman Recovers Appetite After Using ERB-HELP Compound
A woman who once threw dinner to her dog says she suffered gas bloating headaches and constipation until trying ERB-HELP. She now eats normally, reports regular bowels and renewed vitality. The ad claims 12 herbs cleanse bowels and support liver and kidneys, with availability at Athens Pharmacy and Betts Drug Store Nelsonville.
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Erehelp
Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts Drug Store
Ady
High School Class Elects Officers and Local News Roundup
Chauncey reports the First Church class elected officers led by President Richard Stalder and Secretary Margaret Lanning Shields with Treasurer Sonny Canter. A Toast at Jacksons Cave near Chauncey drew many students including Barbara Smart and Jo Anna Ley. Mrs Clyde Singer underwent mouth surgery at Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta. Sgt Lester Shumway is on furlough visiting family, with Cpl Junior Shumway home from Camp Breckenridge.
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Donna Skinner
Shirley Russell
Jane Cunningham
Marianna Gould
Elaine McKibben
Pauline Robinson
Margaret Lanning Shields
Glouster
Clyde Singer
Osteopathic
Marietta
C. F. Wallace
Chauncey
Lester Shumway
Frank Shumway
Sand Ridge
Cpl
Junior Shumway
Camp Breckenridge
Sgt
Past Noble Grands Meet in Trimble
GLOUSTER The Past Noble Grands Club of the Nineveh Rebekah Lodge of Jacksonville met Friday evening September 21 at the home of Mrs. Martha Kloh in Trimble. Guests were Mrs. Robert Meeks Mrs. Julius Bratka and Mrs. William Gaskalla. Members present included Mrs. Frank Dunlevy Mrs. Robert Grimm Mrs Maude Davis and Miss Ida B. Davis. Contest prizes went to Mrs. Grimm Mrs. Bratka and Ida B. Davis. Lunch followed the program. The October meeting will be at Mrs. Frank Dunlevy's home. MEET THURSDAY The W WCS of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock with Mrs. C A Bingman's committee in charge.
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Hubert Guess
Elizabeth Friendee
Georgia Higging
Dayton
George Ho Campbell
Helen Kirkbride
Columbus
Charles Kirkbride
Edward Thomas
Akron
A. M. Thomas
Albert Hall
Morgantown
W. Va
K .Bryson
Sgt
Albert Hail
Walter
Charles
Jarvis
Trimble
Deh Cox
Dan Cox
Zélma Russel
Glouster
Elden
Oakdale
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Martha Kloh
Robert Meeks
Julius Bratka
William Gaskalla
Frank Dunlevy
Robert Grimm
Maude Davis
Ida B. Davis
Grimm
Bratka
W.3.c.s
Methodist Church
C. A. Bingman
Jolly Cholly Grimm Ready to Strum Pennant Chant
President Will Harridge denied Washingtons protest over a disputed catch as umpire Rommel ruled no catch in a 4-3 Cleveland? Philadelphia game. The Athletics tied in the eighth and won in 12th, with Griffith arguing league rules and protest timing.
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Cholly Grimm
Nats
Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Griffith
Cision
Eddie Romroel
Philadelphia
Will ‘Harridge
American League
Buddy ‘Lewis
Beeeman Giee Myatt
Rommel
Athletics
Grifith
OSU Gridmen Drill in Rain Before Missouri Opener
Ohio State University football players faced a soggy practice as rain fell during drills led by Coach Carroll Widdoes. Assistant coach Paul Bader wished for dry conditions for the opener against Missouri, while expressing optimism about the team's progress.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Carroll Widdoes
Frito
University of Missouri
Paul Bbder
League Leaders by the Associated Press National and American Leagues
National League leads include batting Cavarretta .354 and runs Rosen 126. Walker 123 runs, Holmes 218 hits, Holmes 2 home runs, Schoendienst 25 stolen bases, Brecheen 144 innings pitched with .778 ERA. American League batting Cuccinello .308 Stirnweiss 288 hits, Etten 106 RBIs, Stephens 24 home runs, Stirnweiss 32 stolen bases, Muncrief 51 pitching wins.
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Associated Press
Cavarretta
Chicago
Rosen
Brooklyn
Walker
Holmes
Boston
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Brecheen
Cuccinello
Stirnweiss
New York
Huns
Etten
New
York
Stephens
Muncrief
Lou’ Is
Attendees from Glouster At War Fund Meeting
Three men from the Glouster area attended the Southeast Ohio sectional meeting for the 1945 National War Fund Campaign in Jackson. Max Wilson Chatin Eeey H T Rainey of Trimble and Virgil Strohmeyer joined. Rainey and Strohmeyer represented the United Mine Workers. Frazier Reams spoke as state welfare director and campaign chair. The War Ford drive aims for a national goal of 115 million dollars with Ohio set at 7 205 098 dollars.
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Gloster
Ohio
Jackson
Max Wilson
Chatin‘eey
H. T. Rainey
Trimble
Virgil. Strohmeyer
Glouster
Rainey
Strohmeyer
United Mine Workers
Frazier Reams
Deadlocked in Playoffs Hit by Colonel Offensive Slump
Louisville and St. Paul remained tied two games each in the American Association playoffs after Louisville won 5-1. Steve Barath drove in two with a first inning double as sloppy fielding and strong Colonels hitting sealed the lead. Ernie Rudolph faced four batters in the opening frame before the Colonel attack knocked him out.
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ST. Paul
UPI
Louisville
Ville
Louis- Steve Barath
Colonels
Ernie Rudolph
Lhowers
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Mia
Barbara Stanwyck
Dennis Morgan
Connecticut
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Detroit Tigers
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Lonto
Chauncey District
Fullerton
Sehr Meeney
iGame
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Ham
Jerry Liska O
Chicago Cubs
St .Louis Cardinals
Jolly Cholly Grimm
Bruins
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Hank Borowy
Redbirds
Cardinal
Red Birds
Billy Southworth
Charley
Red) Barrett
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Grimim
Claude Passeau
Passeau
Barrett
OSU
C. Vv. Yaw
Court Street
Mutual Stores
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Beaco
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Women's New Fall Coats
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
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