Vander Meer Shuts Cubs With 12 K and 4-Hit Support
Cincinnati pitcher Johnny Vander Meer blanks the Chicago Cubs on four hits and fans 12 in a 1 0 victory. He walks three, leaves eight runners stranded in the first four innings and finishes strong, reclaiming form after past gaps in his major league return.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Vandy
Johnny
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Bill McKechnie
Reds
Indianapolis
Bucky Walters
Pittsburgh Pirates
Erickson
Werber
Fees Dumendiene
Ons Goodman
F. McCormick
Gleeson
Lombardi
Coorg Ul. Acatteinne
Vander Meer
TREK
Stringer
Dallesandro
Nicholson
Novikoff
Abeck McCullough
Myers
Frey
Russell
Ae Toe
Goodman
McCullough
Lee
Jorda
Barr
Sears
Teries
Bill Deitrich
Chicago White Sox
Greenberg
Rudy York
Bill Lee
Cubs
Hugh Casey
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Bobcats Open Campaign with Delaware Battle on Tap
Ohio University coaches hope to break the win drought as Don Peden brings the Bobcats to Delaware to face the Bishops of Ohio Wesleyan in the season opener. The team plans stronger hitting and refined infield play after two rough starts and aims to rebound with Mac McNerney and Jick Silvey producing at the plate.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Bobcats
Miami University
Redskins
Bobcat Ledger
Peden
Western State Teachers
Ohio
Broncos
Don
Jack Minkar
Cliff Craig
Freddie Greiner
Eddie Wierby
Bob Wren
Ducky Clark
Wren
Western Michigan
Clark
Mac McNerney
Jick Silvey
Vinton Rural Opens Season with 5-0 Win
Vinton Rural Tigers shut out Hamden high 5-0 in the opener. Pitcher Gregory allowed two hits with 12 strikeouts and no errors by the Tigers. Key fourth inning double by Morris and a speedy Ragan throw helped preserve the shutout.
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Radcliff
Vinton Rural Tigers
Hamden High School
Gregory
Ruralites
Tigers
Hamden
Kisor
Ragan
Tiger
McManus
Calvin
Burton
C. Jewell
Nixon
Carnes
P Brown
Viree
Eresev
Baseball league leaders and top players listed
The clipping lists leaders in American batting runs batted in home runs and stolen bases with players from New York Boston Cleveland Washington St Louis Brooklyn and Pittsburgh including DiMaggio Foxx Camilli and Ott among others with figures like 577 runs and 4 home runs noted in an abbreviated box.
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Travis
Washington
DiMaggio
New York
Dio Maggio
Doerr
Boston
iMaggio
Rosar
Rizzuto
Gordon
York
Foxx
Walker
Cleveland
Owen
Brooklyn
Moore
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Ott
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
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Indianapolis Orcs
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Toledo
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Philadelphia Athletics
Dick Sieckert
Elden Auker
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Brownies
al Milnar
Clint Brown
Phillies
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Glouster Team Leads County Pin Tournament
Glouster Union Lunch team leads Athens County ten pin tourney at Sportland Recreation with 2933 total after 298 handicap. Joe Wolfe Sr tops Lunch with 543 series. Thomas 538. Jeutter Oil of Athens second with 2885, actual 2741 after 48 pin handicap. Mathews Oil close behind with 2837 total, 164 pins handicapped.
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Union
Glouster
Athens County
Sportland Recreation
Joe Wolfe
Thomas
Jeutter Oil
Athens
Jeutter
Mathews Oil
Standings and high scorers in 2800 series bowling night
The Travelers Glouster lead with 2816 amid 2608 208 handicap. Harry Cokenougher of Jeutter Oil tops with 603, followed by Ernie Horn 593 and Don Sipe 585. Scores show Glouster Travelers and Union Lunch entries with individual totals and handicaps, plus yesterday's baseball results from Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn New York St Louis and others in American and Association play.
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Harry Cokenougher
Jeutter Oil
Ernie Horn
Mathews
Don Sipe
Neiman
Nelsonville
Joe Wolfe, Sr
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Trimble Church Ladies Aid Meet and Guild Gather
The Ladies Aid of Trimble Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ella Morrison's home for a potluck lunch. The Catholic Action Guild will also meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church hall.
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Trimble
Glouster — Catholic Action Guild
Bobcats Edge Muskingum in Tennis Thriller
Ohio University Bobcats beat Muskingum College 4-3 at New Concord to start a 2-0 season. Rose and Engelke clinched doubles, while singles wins by Rose Simcox McCreight Swedenborg Wheat kept the match close. Next home dates include Marietta Wilmington and Western Reserve with 2:30 p.m. starts.
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New Concord
Muskingum College
Bill Rose
Glenn Engelke
Bobcats
Marietta College
Wilmington College
Western Reserve
Rose
Tanner
Simcox
Evans
McCreight
Engelke
Swedenborg
Chess (M
Wheat
Pelton
Tanner-McCreight
Swendenborg-Evans
Rose-Engelker
Simcox-Chess
Fishermen urged to contact on wharf project at White's Mill
Fishermen with boats moored on the Hocking River near White's Mill are asked to reach Bill Mickle to coordinate building a new wharf at the site. The call emphasizes local coordination and construction plans.
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Hocking
White's Mill
Bill Mickle
Breezing With Briez By Eddie Briez
A mosaic of sports gossip and notes from baseball boxing golf and racing with names like Hank Leiber Buddy Knox Buddy Walker Arthur Donovan Rostow Cronin Fritzie Zivic and Joe Cronin plus mentions of Dorothy Round Little and Prof. Spike Nelson and a planned National Open trip for California and New York fans.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Hank Leiber
Redios
Buddy Knox
Buddy Walker
Ohio
Beantown
Fritzie Zivic
Mike Kaplan
Spike Nelson
Yale
Florida
Bill McKechnie
California
Fort Worth
Feller Warns Coaches Against Calling Pitches
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller warned third base coaches Mule Haas and Del Baker not to signal his pitches or risk injuries. He said he would not throw beanballs but noted batters could misread a fastball that fails to break. Feller cited opening day and last season’s games against Detroit to justify his stance.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Rapid Robert
Mule Haas
Chicago
del Baker
Detroit
Haas
White Sox
Feller
Baker
Tigers
Bengals
St. Louis Browns
Tiger
Bob
Veteran Glouster bus driver hospitalized after infection
Glouster veteran bus driver GLOUSTER Ed Markins Trim ble was hospitalized at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after a leg infection from a bruise Sunday He began driving in 1919 on the Glouster Athens route for Earl Johnson One accident occurred in flood fog when the bus left the road near the Y Filling Station on Route 33 No one was injured and replacement Alden Sands Logan will take over Markins duties for now
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Glouster
Ed Markins
Trimble
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Mr. Markins
Earl Johnson
Markins
Chauncey
Alden Sands
Logan
Johnson Line
Glouster Social Notes and Jacksonville Bridge Club
Mrs. E S Bingman hosted the Chinese Checkers Club with two tables and listed refreshments for nine ladies. Bonnie Oskey hosted a Jacksonville Bridge Club evening with seven players and lunch after play.
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E. S. Bingman
Jo Ann Heck Birthday Party Honors Local Teen
Mr and Mrs Fred Heck hosted a party for their daughter Jo Ann to honor her sixteenth birthday Monday evening. Guests danced and a buffet lunch followed, with attendees including Donna Jo Dennison Anna Marie Echstenkamper Donna King Rosemary McAllister Lois McGrew Mary Virginia Logue Betty Ann Nelson Jo Ann Turner Juanita Williams Cynthia Richardson Mary Lee Thompson Jack Bradley Don Cunningham Phil Faires Kenneth Bingman John Cunningham Reese Davis Earl Faires Jr Jimmie Dennison Leo Thompson Jack Turner Jimmie Easley Frank Wolf Jack Sharlike Billy Morris and Cloyd Glemons.
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Fred
Heck
Ann
Jo Ann
Donna Jo Dennison
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
Donna King
Rosemary McAllister
Lois McGrew
Mary Virginia Logue
Betty Ann Nelson
Jo-Ann Turner
Juanita Williams
Cynthia Richardson
Mary Lee Thompson
Jack Bradley
Don Cunningham
Phil Faires
Kenneth Bingman
John Cunningham
Reese Davis
Earl Faires
Jimmie Dennison
Leo Thompson
Jack Turner
Jimmie Easley
Frank Wolf
Jack Sharlike
Billy Morris
Cloyd Glemons
Tigers Flounder Early Season Amid War-Time Blues
The Detroit Tigers start the season with a 1-4 record as Hank Greenberg faces army induction, while other major league results show Chicago White Sox barely beating Detroit on a ninth inning error, Johnny Vander Meer shining for Cincinnati, and several late dramatic games across the league.
Me Kell Shipped from Tulsa Oilers to Zanesville
Tulsa Oilers optioned right hander John Mekell to Zanesville of the Middle Atlantic League. The move shifts the Tulsa roster as Mekell heads to the MA League for further assignment.
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Zanesville
TULSA
Okla
John Mekell
Tulsa Oilers
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