Cardinals Soured by Dean Selloff and Slump Talk
Baseball notes the Gas House Gang’s morale drop after Dizzy Dean's move to the Cubs for 185000. St Louis struggles, scoring in seven games and suffering three scoreless innings, while Pittsburgh surges with a seventh straight win and Detroit powers past St Louis Browns aided by homers from Greenberg and Laabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkley
New York
St. Looey
Sam Breadon
Dizzy Dean
Cardinal
Dean
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy
Coolie
Cardinals
Larry French
Cubs
Southpaw
St. Louis
Paul Derringer
Reds
Joe Medwick
Medwick
Johnny Ire
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Arky Vaughn
Gus Suhr
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Pete Fox
Dixie Walker
Detroit
Cole
Knott
Bonetti
Lose Hope for Chicago Bout
Chicago boxing officials fear the world heavyweight title bout between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling may be moved to New York. Illinois Boxing Commission chairman Joe Tuiner said he could not convince Mike Jacobs of Chicago as the site, noting Jacobs has contracts with Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe ‘Tuiner
Illinois Boxing Commission
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
New York City
Tuiner
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Sporting Club
Mike
New York
Jacobs
Yankee —E
Madison Square Garen
Tigers 10 Browns 1
Detroit routs St Louis 10 to 1 as Gehringer Fox and Sullivan drive runs. Kennedy and Cole face and field totals highlighted by home runs from Greenberg and Laaba with Magers Sullivan, Ross, Fox and Helfner contributing. Attendance listed as 1 ORR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Louis AB
Eerf
Magers
Alker If
Sullivan
West Cf
Glib
Beri
Ork
Clift
Bbetts
Krers
Knott
Ja Allen
Uns
Gehringer
Fox
Abs
Ross
Greenberg
Magreia
Reneberg
Laabe
Cole
Etti
Birike Ouls
Kennedy
Ott
Bonet
Hite
Bonett
Pieher
ORR
Mac's Rifles on Warpath
Henry McLemore describes a wild hoax protest and satire tied to a California gambling ruling. A self styled unit called the McLemore Rifles plans marches and mock attacks on racetrack windows as a political prank about gambling losses. The piece mocks courtroom logic and previews a theatrical road trip to Santa Anita Bay Meadows and other tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
McLemore Rifles
Santa Anita
Hollywood
Rifles
San Francisco
Bay Meadows
Tanforan
Supreme Courts
del Mar
Lincoln Fields
Arlington
Bowie
Fair Grounds Havre de Grace
United Press
Hemsley Explains Suspension From Cleveland Indians
Rollicking catcher Rollie Hemsley returns to Cleveland to present his side of the case after an indefinite suspension by Manager Oscar Vitt for breaking training rules. He admits a Sunday night drink after beating Detroit but denies being drunk. Vice President Cyril Slapnicka will decide when he may rejoin the team as Cleveland faces Chicago in a postponed White Sox game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WUP
Rollie Hemsley
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Hemsley
Vitt
Cyril Slapnicka
Slapnicka
Bob Feller
Detroit Tigers
Paducah
Indians
Chicago
White Sox
Frankie Putlak
Pirates 8 Cubs 6 in erratic fray at home
Chicago trailed Pittsburgh 8 to 6 as Vaughan Hack and Brubaker led a lateoffense. O'Dea Bryant Rizzo Suhr and Lagieri supplied key RBIs while Lazzer hit a homer and Brubaker added two base hits. Brown earned the win with Logan taking the loss in front of 9,235 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rman
Ollins
Mary
Rizzo
Galan
Panehanese
Bribaks
Bryant
Young
Berrene
Anp
Rown
Logan
Bauersp
Todd
Epperly
Berres
L. Waner
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Vaughan
Hack
O'Dea
Suhr
Lagieri
Brubaker
Lazzer
Demaree
Lazaer
Herman
Collins
Balle
Bauers
Perly
Lee
Styens
Loan
Reds Beat Cardinals 5 0 In Series Opener
Reds shutout Cardinals 5 to 0 as Henshaw and McGee contribute on offense and pitching. Key plays include a two base hit by Draft and home run by Kampouris. Attendance 2,497. In other news Eddie Morgan sale to Columbus AA announced by Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henshaw
Apn
Bt. Louis
Cincinnati
Moore
Owen
Riggs
McCormick
Kimpo
Derringer
Mize
Kampouris
Piters
Lowals
Cinecinnati
McGee
Bush
Welland
Weiland
Ohio Valley Baseball League Opens Season Next Sunday
Gallipolis reports the Ohio Valley Baseball Association starts its season with six clubs: Point Pleasant Hartford Bradbury Pomeroy Gallipolis and Racine. Games run Sundays and Thursday evenings totaling 22 games per half season with a Memorial Day doubleheader exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Baseball Association
Point Pleasant
Hartford
Bradbury
Pomeroy
Racine
Evans
Point Peasant
Joy
Cine
Galipolis
Senate
National League Scores and Wednesday Standings Report
Standings from the National League show Cincinnati 5 over St. Louis 0 and Pittsburgh 8 over Chicago 6 with other games postponed due to rain. American League results include Philadelphia 6 over New York 1 and Boston 7 over Washington 0 while Detroit 10 blanked St. Louis 1. Association results list St. Paul 3 by Columbus 8, Minneapolis 8 at Toledo 1, Indianapolis 5 over Milwaukee 4, and Kansas City 10 over Louisville 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Brooklyn
Washington Association
Weapot
Philadel Ua
American
Cage Jt Louis
Philadephia Association
Lewis Victor By KO Route
Light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis returns to heavyweight division and stops Emilio Martinez in the fourth round in Minneapolis. The title defense, Lewis’s first in nine months, caps a bout that marks Minnesota’s first title match since 1887. Martinez is listed from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Victor
Minneapolis
V.P
John Henry Lewis
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Emilio Martinez
Denver
Minnesota
Red Sox edge Nationals in tense 9 run affair
Boston overcame Washington as Ossomueler walked four, Leonard struck out 4, Cronin and Chapman led with multi hit games. Doerr and Vosmik drove in key runs in a 9 3 final score with Foxx and Poxx contributing two base hits apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Boston
Wolriosion
Cronin
Poxx
Higeins
Chapman
Doerr
Foxx
Vosmik
Washington
Ostermueller
Phebus
Wild Piten
Leon Hard
Baseball scores and player notes from a 1905 game
Scattered lines describe a Philadelphia at New York baseball game with partial box details. Players Beggs, Lodigian, Rolfe, Werber, Haas, Hayes and others are named amid incomplete scoring, errors, and batting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebrig
Dickey
Gay
Ick
Ross
Beggs
Philadelphia
Rolfe
Werber
Haasaseon
Hayes
ifloe—Rees
Double Jay—Hoas
York
Philgéeignia
Bebalis
Floss
Eal Balk
Pilney Shines For Hoosiers In AA Chase
In 1935 Pilney led a Notre Dame rally against Ohio State and now stars for Indianapolis. He doubled in a ninth inning run to power a 5 4 win over Milwaukee in the American Association. Pilney, in his third pro season as the Indians left fielder, added a single, stole a base, and fielded five chances error free. Kansas City beat Louisville 10 2 as Norman Branch pitched well. Ray Phelps earned a 1 0 ten inning win for St Paul over Columbus Red Birds. Minneapolis defeated Toledo 8 1 to move into a tie for third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Andy Pilney
Pilney
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Pitney
Indians
Kansas City
Louisville
Norman Branch
Blues
Millers
Buckeye Baseball Race Emerges in Opening Card
In Columbus Ohio the Buckeye conference season opens with Marshall facing Ohio University at Athens and a tight lead race existing among Marshall Ohio U and Miami. Other games see Miami hosting Ohio Wesleyan in Oxford and Dayton at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Buckeye
Marshall
Ohio VI
Athens
Herd
Ohio U
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Oxford
Dayton
Cincinnati
League Leaders and Top Batters Highlighted Across Teams
United Press lists leading hitters and sluggers with Lavagetto of the Dodgers at 11 hits and a .688 average in 416 AB, Todd of the Pirates at 474 RBIs, and Lombardi of the Reds with 474 runs. McCarthy leads runs batted in for the Giants with 12, while Foxx and McCarthy top RBIs among others. Slaughter of the Cardinals posts 13 hits as McCormick of the Reds has 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lavagetto
Dodgers
Todd
Pirates
Lombardi
Reds
McCarthy
Giants
Greenberg
Tigers
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Red Sox
Makeup Boy Scout session in Nelsonville tonight
A makeup session of the leathercraft course for Boy Scouts will be held at the West Side School in Nelsonville tonight at 7 p m. G E Ashwill announces the opportunity for men who did not complete the regular course. Instructor Robert Boein will lead with certificates awarded at a Scout leaders banquet in Athens next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
West Side
G. E. Ashwill
Robert Boin
Ohio University
Christian Church
Athens
All-Stars Seek Games for Coming Season
The Pomeroy Bend All-Stars announce they are booking games for the upcoming season. Reported contact names include Gentacs and Harry Grimm with potential opponents being organized by local teams seeking matchups.
Derringer’s Hurling Lifts Reds To Sixth Place
Paul Derringer won his second straight start as Cincinnati beat St Louis 5 to 0. He held the Cardinals to three hits while Cincinnati pounded Bob Weiland and later Guy Bush, lifting the Reds into sixth in the standings. The clubs were set to meet again with Hollingsworth and Davis opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Derringer
Bill McKechnie
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Cardinals
Enos Slaughter
Johnny Mize
Mize
Redleg
Don Padgett
Terry Moore
Mickey Owen
Bob Weiland
Guy Bush
Nelsonville seeks residents for proposed community garden
Citizens without garden plots in Nelsonville and York Township are urged to call City Hall and register immediately. A local committee led by Mayor C. G. Dew, Service Director F. G. Kouri, John Cope, Charles Wolf and Win Bols met Monday morning to discuss locating suitable near community sites amid some difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York Township
City Hall
C. G. Dew
F. G. Kouri
John Cope
Charles Wolf
Win Bols
Athens County Library Traveling Schedule Announcement
Miss Dorothy Wightman, Athens County librarian, releases Wednesday’s traveling library route. The truck visits Greens Run School in the morning, Trimble at noon, Jacksonville high school in the afternoon, and parks at the Jacksonville post office from 3:30 to 4:30 for adults to borrow books. Adults in Greens Run and Trimble may also borrow during the service in their areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dorothy Wightman
Athens County
Greens Run
Trimble
Jacksonville High School
Jacksonville
Nelsonville Old Age Pension Club Speakers Named
At the Nelsonville Old Age Pension Club meeting Representative George Banks, Miss Fannie Mattison of the Athens County pension office, Oral Daugherty, and Harry Kelly Sr. spoke. The club meets Saturdays at 2 pm in the IOOF Building and invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Social notes from Nelsonville and area visits
Nelsonville social notes record of Rev and Mrs Ben Awe in Springfield for state ministerial convention with return planned Friday. Visitors include Cecil Carr, Ed Minge of West Carrollton, Mrs Myrtle Andrews of Wheeling visiting sister Mat Watkins. Various local hostings and guests listed. Scout Troop 65 will meet tonight at the Epis co Church instead of tomorrow as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Awe
Springfield
Cecil Carr
Ed Minge
West Carrollton
Ohio
M. E. Church
Myrtle Andrews
Wheeling
W. Va
Mat Watkins
John Nieb
Paul Nieb
Edna Nieb
William Unger
Monroe County
W. W. Warren
Martin Lutz
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helen Weltzheimer
Martha Sheppard
Lindley Hall
Athens
Mary McCune
Cleveland
Charles Pensyle
Margery Vorhes
Mary Lou Hudson
Cedarville High School
Fred Edington
Logan
Ella Edington
James Knight
Zanesville
George Dawson
Episco Church
Caravan to Arrive in Valley on May 4 for US 33 route tour
A routing caravan focused on the Blue and Gray Trail US 33 will travel the Hocking Valley segment May 4 and 5, with 40 cars joining in Nelsonville May 5 at 10 am after an Athens overnight. A public square program is planned and Blue and Gray Trail officials will outline route details and future highway plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Benton Harbor
Mich
Richmond
Hocking Valley
Athens
Logan
C. D. Shafer
Blue and Gray Trail Association
Garden Club Endorses Nelsonville Pool Plan
Members of the Women's Community Garden Club convened at Mrs. James Beard's home and voted to support the Nelsonville swimming pool project. Rev. Leland Goodman spoke on the need for a pool and answered questions about voting locations. The club also planned a centennial parade float and a window box beautification report, with new members elected and the next meeting set for May 23 at Mrs. E. E. Bell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Beard
Fayette St
Women’s Community Garden Club
J. D. Adamson
C. D. Shafer
Mayme Keplar
Egbert Whitmore
Roy Snackenburg
E. E. Bell
Cecil Shafer
E. J. Kessinger
Oral Daugherty
W. P. Clark
Henry Schaal
Nixon Country Home
Fred Wilson
Walter Wolfe
Wesley Hawk
Bell
Edith Almarine Johnson Funeral Attended by Community
Funeral services for Edith Almarine Johnson aged 20 were held at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville. The service was largely attended with classmates, Mercy Hospital nurses, and out of town relatives present. She was a Nelsonville High School 1935 graduate and a student nurse at Mercy Hospital Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Edith Almarine Johnson
Edwin Johnson
Church of Christ
Miss Johnson
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Nelsonville High School
Leland Goodman
Sigrid Love
Miss Drum
Miss Rush
Miss Tarbert
Miss Mallett
Miss Nichols
Miss Smith
Miss Hoover
Miss Munsing
Miss Hooper
Miss Lombard
Miss Osborn
Miss Dosa
Miss Kroste
Miss Fleming
Harold Herman
J. B. Ceope
Sheereen
Ralph Ashworth
Dan Stormont
John Mertz
All of Columbus
Perle Pierce
Barbara
Zanesville
Watson Coope
Margery
Longstreth
Henry Coope
Kathleen
New Philadelphia
Helen Starr
Clayton
Hugh
Rupert
Sterling
Ohio
Harry Betts
McArthur
E. J. Jones
Roger Jones
Athens
Nelsonville City Schools Honor Roll for Sixth Six Weeks
Nelsonville city schools release lists of honorees by grade and school across Central East and West campuses. The compiled roll includes numerous students from second through twelfth grade acknowledging academic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Central School
Martha Barber
Judith Betts
Joan Cox
Peggy Ann Green
Lois Jonas
Ann Orwiler
Ruth Tomlinson
Carolyn Whitmore
Lloyd Evans
Robert North
Bobby North
Jack Oakley
Jack Emmish
Russel Gabriel
Richard Kelley
Bob Parks
Billy Ross
Joe Bob Stratton
Ella Shaner
Ruth Speelman
Jean Warner
James Burch
Florence Coffee
Mary Hutchison
Sally Jackson
Ruth Lee
Helen Lehman
Norma Malone
Ruth Oakley
Shirley Sayers
Eleanor Wilkins
Shirley Williams
Betty Denny
Billy Baird
Miriam Betts
Audrey Courtney
Rodney Jonas
Patricia Murphy
Naomi Ogg
Elvira Thompson
Zelda Vernick
Doris Warren
Richard Arnold
Beverly Bonner
Ruth Coakley
Maxine Cope
Harold Keller
Jimmy Preston
Edna Shaner
Nellie Worden
Anna Bateman
Clara Belle Kerr
Dorothy Raine
Evelyn Ross
Roger Webb
Donald Wolfe
Robert Bateman
East School
Lewis Butterworth
Jimmy Cavanaugh
Ralph Elliott
Paul Miller
Myrtle Fick
Billie June Foughty
Dorothy Green
Irene Newton
Jo Ann Siddle
Miriam Shafer
Donna Standall
Joan Withem
Bobby Hutchins
Roland Mender
Don Nye
Richard Stone
Bobby Weaver
James Jennings Dies At Glouster Home
James Jennings age 28 died at his home in Glouster after a year long illness. Former employee of the local ice company. He leaves a wife two young sons Jimmie and Jay two sisters Honor Jennings Columbus and Mrs Charles Wolf Glouster four brothers George Newark Frank William and Charles Columbus and his mother Mrs Mary Jennings Columbus. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jennings
Glouster
Jennings
Jimmie
Jay
Honor Jennings
Columbus
Charles Wolf
George
Newark
Frank
William
Charles
Mary Jennings
Nelsonville Eagles to Issue Uniforms After Practice
Nelsonville Eagles club meets after Thursday night practice in club rooms. Manager John Brown will issue uniforms to players deemed fit to play and discuss plans for the Syracuse opener along with other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
John Brown
Syracuse
Mothers To Organize Nelsonville Chorus
A Nelsonville mothers group linked to the four parent teacher associations plans a meeting on Wednesday April 27 at 2 00 PM in the Social Room of the Presbyterian Church. Mothers contacted and others interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Rites Held for Mrs. Bessie Davidson Rodda at Warren's
Service conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. W. P. Clark featured readings There Is No Death and Crossing the Bar. Mrs Rodda was buried at Greenlawn Funeral Home attendees filled Warren's for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Warren's
Bessie Davidson Rodda
W. P. Clark
Greenlawn
Degree of Pocahontas Benefit at Red Men Hall
Nelsonville sponsor invites patrons to regular weekly benefit party at 7 30 PM in Red Men Hall. Attendees are asked to bring their April ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Focahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browns
Mac
Warpath
Henry McLemore
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Myeress
Weilandp
Derringrnp
Menshaw
a-Brown
b-Brdagry
Ohio Valley Baseball League
Nats O
Rhoa Wash
Saints
Birds
Paul Abr
HOA Golem Abrhwga York
Bocek
Anton
Baughss
Bilv'striic
Clark
Phelpap
Gracec
I Lyons
Paul
Ribaldi
McCulloch
Garibalas
Brumpf
King
Bacrifice
Belma
Garibald
Brein
Grilk
Balis
Lyons
Phelps i
Hoosiers
Boy Scout
al Hollingsworth
Curt Davis
Athens County Library
Nelsonville Social Notes
Valley
Garden Club
West School
Alva Burchfield
Bobby Barrows
Joe Breeze
Virginia Mae Coakley
Bessie Deer
Billy Fisk
Gloria Godenschwagger
Donna Hutchins
Jane Hickman
Dora Long
Charles Mechem
Lois Ann Ray
Tommy Wright
Jackie Thomas
Tommy Bateman
Dale Triplett
Ann Dresher
Pamela White
Jimmy Hutchinson
Betty Anderson
Janet Cope
Jean Evans
Jack Hartley
Frank Topsail
Leora Allen
Marian Call
Edith Cook
Philly Rae Davis
Charles Jones
Mary Kathryn Lehman
Jean Matheny
Verl Ogg
Betty Ross
Kathleen Simonton
Marie Davis
Wilma Adkins
Anna Mae Allen
Wanda Dupler
Eva Jane Edson
Jean Fiske
Ruth Galvin
Mary Howe
Frances Reeves
Imogene Sayers
Elizabeth Shafer
Emily Sharp
Mary Shields
Mary Thomas
Margaret Warren
Marguerite Morrison
Wanda North
Ruth Patton
Helen Pritchard
Billy Bateman
Eagles
Mothers
Oakley
and Oakley
Public Square
Walt Disneys
RKO #AdIO
Matinee
P.M
Val
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!