Lefthander Stops Cubs in Tight 1942 World Series Look
The St Louis Cardinals clinched the National League pennant with a doubleheader sweep of the Chicago Cubs, claiming 9-2 and 4-1 wins as they finish strong with 43 victories in 52 games. The New York Yankees lead the American League and head toward the World Series after finishing 6 games ahead of Boston.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Rds
Ards
Redbirds
Yanks
Red Sox
Bostons
Tex Hughson
Mort Cooper
Ernie White
Johnny Beazley
Cubs
White
Beazley
Cooper
Dodgers
New York Giants
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Jim Bagby
Inn
Ermiemhardi
Boston
Brooklyn
Tribe Finishes In 4th Place
Cleveland Indians wrap the 1942 season in fourth place with an 8 to 9 loss to Detroit. Bagby pitched a six hit game and his club ends with 75 victories and 79 defeats, maintaining a one game edge over the Bengals.
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Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Manseas
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Bagby
Inn
Bengals
Detroit
Baseball Statistics Snippet Featuring Williams and Ott
A compact record lists key American League batting and pitching leaders. Williams of Boston leads runs and RBIs, Pesky guides hits, Ott leads home runs and runs, with other leaders named from St. Louis New York and Washington across OBP-like tallies.
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Ott
New York
Williams
Boston
Pesky
Clift
St. Louis
Spence
Washington
Baseball Standings Summary From St. Louis to Boston
Standings show St. Louis 9 Chicago 2 in one game and 4 1 in another. Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 7 in 12 innings. Boston 7 New York 6. Cleveland 8 Detroit 0. St Louis Chicago games canceled. Columbus Syracuse Junior World Series postponed by weather.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Columbus
Syracuse
Club
Pet
Sccu
New York Wenrenne
American W L. Pet
Bostoner
St Louis
Washington
Golf and bridge tournaments held at Athens Country Club
More than 80 workers from General Chemical Corp and U S Army officers at Point Pleasant joined golf and bridge events at Athens Country Club Sunday. Winners included J R Connally low gross in men’s golf and Mrs K V Coombes low gross in women’s play, with several other placegetters across handicaps. A buffet followed with K V Coombes as toastmaster and A C Hopkins leading the golf committee.
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General Chemical Corp
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Point Pleasant
U. S. Army
Athens Country Club
J. R. Connally
S. A. Russell
R. E. Bankert
J. B. Snyder
C. N. Stillson
G. van Mete
Castle
W. K. Sands
C. B. White
C. Dimmick
H. G. Hoberg
Low Gross
K. V. Coombes
R. L. Stevenson
Knapp
E.J. Christ
Chief Ace To Oppose Birds In Columbus Showdown
Syracuse manager Jewele Ens brings Clayt Lambert to face the Red Birds in Columbus for game two of the 25th annual minor league World Series. Eddie Dyer’s 2-1 club holds the edge after a 4-3 victory. Roe will start for the Birds as Lambert seeks win number nine in the series.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Jewe
Ens
Columbus
Clayt Lambert
Red Birds
Eddie Dyer
American Association
International League Chiefs
Dyer
Elwin
Preacher) Roe
Roe
The
Birds
Lambert
DiMaggio Keller Edge Yankees In Outfield For World Series
Whitey Talents Joe DiMaggio and Charley Keller give the Yankees a strong edge in outfield over the St. Louis Cardinals for the World Series. Enos Slaughter presents a Cardinals threat in right field, while Roy Cullenbine has improved with New York. The Cardinals rely on Stan Musial and Terry Moore to counter, with Card outfielders Walker and Triplett providing depth.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Yankee
St. Louis Cardinals
Enos
Slaughter
Roy Cullendine
Tommy
DiMaggio
Terry Moore
Cardinals
Joe
Stan Musial
Keiler
Keller
Musial
Moore
Yankees
Cardinal
Harry Walker
Coaker Triplett
Walker
Yanks
George Selkirk
Tuck Stainback
Double wedding and community plans in Glouster
Four local youths participated in a double wedding in Gallipolis with Barbara Knight and Norma Jean Kittle wed to Charles Kittle and Clifford Malone. In Glouster the Community Service Organization discussed plans for a large Honor Roll on Depot Square, thanked John Crawford for a material donation, and outlined Christmas and scrap iron drives. The group also remembered local service members with birthday cards and announced upcoming meetings and programs.
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Glouster
Gallipolis
Barbara Knight
Roy Knight
Charles Kittle
Norma Jean Kittle
Ceslar Kittle
Clifford Malone
Charles Malone
Coffey
American Legion Club
John Crawford
Crawford
Glouster Schools
Ruth Watkins
Star Spangeld
Mom
Edith Medley
Jacksonville
Beatrice Thompson
Ewart Henry
Cy Rockhold
Mike Thompson
Nel McCann
Dorothy Donnelly Weds Robert Bulloch in Glouster Church
Dorothy Donnelly and Robert Bulloch wed at Glouster Methodist Church with Rev. Boroff officiating. The ceremony featured orchid and salmon gladioli arrangements, bridesmaid Emma Bulloch, matron of honor Mrs Wayne Weber, and best man James Bulloch. After a reception at Hotel Gordon, the couple plans to reside at 203 Oberlin Ave Lorain. Bulloch manages a Woolworth store there.
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Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
F. G. Boroff
Carroll
Dorothy Donnelly
George Donnelly
Lorain
Robert Bulloch
George Bulloch
Cherie Ann Weber
Mary Stewart
James Bulloch
Cleveland
Boroff
A. G. Winkle
Gordon
Mrs. Bulloch
Oberlin Ave
Bulloch
Woolworth
Mary Yonkers
Thelma
Hans Jacobsohn
Harold Donnelly
Bernice Donnelly
Bonnie Donnelly
Monroe
Mich
Betty Luthy
le Moyne Luthy
Dorothy Harpster
Dover
Wayne Weber
Donna’ Lee Weber
Strasburg
F. R. King
John Street
Lydia Sands
Margaret Meldrum
Glouster Motorist Fined After Collision Near Jacksonville
George L. Miller of Glouster was arrested on unsafe operation charges after a crash near the D. M. Sawyer farm south of Jacksonville. He pled guilty before Mayor Thomas Williams Sr. and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. both cars were damaged.
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Glouster
George L. Miller
Miller
D. M. Sawyer Farm
Jacksonville
Thomas Williams
Trimble Teachers Move on to Dayton School Positions
Trimble Grade Schools principal Mrs. Merle B Nelson will teach in Dayton schools. Mrs. Lewis Buell of Newark will replace her and oversee the sixth seventh and eighth grades at Trimble.
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Trimble
Merle B. Nelson
Dayton
Lewis Buell
Newark
Cooper To Be Well Rested Before Series
Cardinals wrap up the pennant with a double win over the Cubs 9-2 and 4-1 without Mort Cooper. Johnny Beazley shines in Sunday's win as Cooper prepares to start the first game and possibly games four or seven in the World Series against the Yankees.
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Gayle Talbot
ST. Louis
Mort Cooper
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Cooper
Red Birds
Yankees
Johnny Beazley
Cubs
Albany Social And Personal Highlighted Local Notices
Albany residents and relatives appear in multiple social notes. Rex Zimmerman enters the Army. Wendel Baughman and John Elliott join the Navy at Great Lakes. family moves and occupations are listed. Reverend Nenoff will be ordained at Albany Baptist Church on Monday September 28.
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Albany
E. H. Lasch
Charleston
Huntington
Martha Knowlton
Athens
N. F. Knowlton
Rex Zimmerman
Ray Zimmerman
R. D
Zimmerman
Charles Carsey
Charles Riley
Page Field
Fort Myers
Max Zimmerman
Ohio University
Grant Wiley
Elliott
Moore
Wendel Baughman
Earl Baughman
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Baughman
John
Robert Elliott
Edna Gibson
Albany High School
Leonard Woodyard
Cline
Stephen Nenoff
Albany Baptist Church
Frank Deardorff
Sarah Munn
Columbus
Tuppers Plains Social Notes Oddities from Tuppers Plains social scene
Tuppers Plains social notes report visits by Otho Branch and son from Morral with the son staying to attend Olive Orange School, farm changes by Mollie Shields, Parker Nutter moving to Amesville for dairy work, and several local family visits. A first aid class meets weekly at the high school with twenty eight enrolled. Floyd Nelson enlists in the Army Air Corps and is stationed at Patterson Field. Roy of Athens is noted among local visitors.
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Tuppers Plains
Otho Branch
Morral, O
Summerfield
Branch
Olive Orange School
Mollie Shields
Walter, Jr
Meigs Creek
Parker Nutter
Shields
Amesville
James Deeters
Springfield
Trimble
Floyd Nelson
Merle Nelson
Army Air Corps
Patterson Field
Fairfield
Ohio
Fullerton's Roundup notes World Series moods and Dodgers talk
New York column discusses NL race and potential World Series mindset as the Cardinals face the Yankees. It notes Dodgers football success, an auction during Columbia Fort Monmouth game raising 8475 in war bonds, and mentions candidates to replace Leo Durocher if he leaves for the Navy. It also covers a farewell party for Jimmy Braddock and Joe Gould before Army service.
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New York
Yankees
Brooklyn
Football Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Navy
Chuck Dressen
Bucky Harris
Billy Herman
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Gould
Pennant Dodgers nickname sparks season chatter
Jim Schlemmer notes Akron Beacon Journal sees fans dubbing the team the pennant Dodgers this year after last season’s pennant run, as critics praise their resiliency amid high expectations.
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Jim Schlemmer
Akron
Beacon Journal
Dodgers
Bears Rally To Rout Packers 44 28 In Week One
In a war humbled opener, the 1942 Chicago Bears erased a 28 27 deficit with six minutes left to beat Green Bay 44 28. Frank Maznicki booted a 17 yard field goal and Gary Famiglietti plus Ray Nolting found paydirt as the Bears grabbed an early lead.
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NEW York
National Professional Football League
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Chicago Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Giants
Washington Redskins
Cleveland
Detroit
Frank Maznicki
Bears
Gary Famiglietti
Ray Nolting
Famiglietti
Bill Osmanski
Jack Jacobs
University of Oklahoma
Cleveland Rams
Jacobs
Parker Hall
Jim Benton
Ben Hightower
Detroiters
Redskins
Tuffy Leemans
Will Walls
O'Neale
Hoosiers to Test Bucks This Week
Ohio State prepares for Indiana in a feature weekend slate as undefeated teams clash in college football action. Hoosiers and Buckeyes enter the week with strong defenses and a mix of routs and tight plays, while other regional games fill the schedule.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Bo McMillin
Pure Little Boys
Indiana
Buckeye
Battling Bucks
Fort Knox
Hoosiers
Butler
Indianapolis
Billy Hillenbrand
Hoosier
Bucks
Paul E Brown
Muskingum
Otterbein
Defiance
Capital
Denison
Mount
Miami
Hamilton
John
Glouster Socials Report Weekend Visits
Glouster residents hosted and visited relatives during a weekend in Columbus and nearby towns. E H Taylor and Mrs E H Taylor joined Clarence Marker family in Columbus. Mrs Robert Lowery of Barberton stayed with P J Stanley’s guests from Thursday to Saturday.
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Culver McCarty
Minnie Duncan
Columbus
F. D. McCarty
Marie Antle
Trimble
John Bulloch
E. K. Bryson
Bryson
White Cross Hospital
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Ching — Bonham
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Dimag
BY Gayle Talbot
Henrich
Cullenbine
Moody
Zee
O. F. Deahl
Betty
Alfred Howard
Roll of
Depot Square
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D. of A. Lodge
Ruth Lambert
Lowell Green
Youngstown
C. H. Green
Ed White
Jim Baxter
Bear Wallow
Evangelist Edward White
Bellaire
Alice Dean
Bashan
Long Bottom
Georgie Springer
Pomeroy
Gerald Lamb
Walter Shields, Jr
Middleport
L. L. Keller
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Packers
Adams
Sammy Baugh
Bob Seymour
Pug Manders
Merlyn Condit
Brug
Pico Wholesale Co
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