Reds Clinch Prospect as NL Standings Shake Out
Mitch's Musings notes the Reds lead the National League by a wide margin with two months left, while others like the Cardinals Cubs and Pirates must heat up. It highlights emerging risks from St Louis Chicago and Pittsburgh and points to pitching by Sunkel Cooper Bowman and potential curveballs from Warneke and Davis.
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Cincinnati
Redlegs
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Cubs
Pirates
Pirate
Bucs
Traynor
Redbirds
Tom Sunkel
Mort Cooper
Bob Bowman
Lon Warneke
Curt Davis
Giants Open Series With Reds Today
Giants return to action in Cincinnati as Bill Terry scouts Herman Reese of Memphis Chicks. Manager notes Giants pitching is thin beyond Hubbell and Gumbert, with Derringer vs. Dean the big mound matchup for the day while Atley Donald aims for another win in the American League.
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New York
Bill Terry
Giants
Cincinnati
Memphis
Herman
Harry Gumbert
Hub
Terry
Jimmy Dykes
Ted Lyons
Hubbell
Bill Lohrman
Hal Schumacher
Manuel Salvo
Cliff Melton
Coffman
Brown
Lynn
Reds
Big Paul Derringer
Stockholder George Haninger Dies in El Paso
George Haninger, 71, a stockholder in the Cincinnati baseball company, died unexpectedly yesterday in El Paso Texas while visiting the southwestern city.
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RED
Xenia
U.P
George Haninger
Cincinnati Baseball Company
el Paso
Tex
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and schedule
National league had no games. American Association lists Minneapolis beating St. Paul 8 0 as the only game. Wednesday schedule includes Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Boston at St. Louis Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston St. Louis at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Minneapolis at Milwaukee St. Paul at Kansas City
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
Washington
Association
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Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
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Stueen Ewnns
Kansas City Sane
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Enwne
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Oledo
Enews
Feller and Grove Set To Start Four Game Series
Old Mose Grove of the Boston Red Sox meets young Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians in the opening game of a four game series in Boston. Grove has 10 victories and two defeats this year while Feller shows 15 wins and five losses.
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U.P
Old Mose Grove
Boston Red Sox
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
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Feller
Glouster Bond Issue Looms for Sewer System
Officials urge Glouster voters to approve an August 8 bond measure of 51000 for a sewer project costing 248966 with 197966 federal funds. The plan promises 185000 in local labor, 339 jobs over ten months, and 3392 man months of employment in Glouster stores.
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Glouster
Glouster Social Notes Pepper Picnics And Local Meetings
A long listing of social events in Glouster and nearby areas includes a birthday picnic for Harrold and Will Kinney at O’Shaughnessy Dam near Columbus with many Kinney family members attending. Church and club gatherings are scheduled in Glouster Jackson ville and Hollister with meetings for Aid Society Co- Workers Class Dorcas Club P N G Club and American Legion Auxiliary. Also noted are individuals traveling between Glouster Elyria Buckeye Lake and Ringgold and a birthday observance for 85 year old Eliza Van Horn at Ringgold with extensive family attendance. A Homer Grange No 691 special meeting is set for August 5 at 1 30 p m with members urged to attend.
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Homer Grange
Leroy Brown
Baptist Missionary Society Entertained at Home Meeting
The GLOUSTER Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Mary Straughter's home Thursday evening with group singing and prayers. Delegates were chosen for the final convention August 18 at the local church. A Foreign Mission pledge of 5 dollars was paid. Plans for a union picnic with Rendville at Old Man's Cave were discussed. Next meeting August 10 will be at Mrs. Rachel Bland's home.
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Glouster—Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Mary Straughter
Helen Leach
Ethel Riley
Leach
Mayle
Viney
Riley
Foreign Mission
Foreign Missionary Box
Rendville
Old Man's Cave
Effie Brown
Rachel Bland
Myrtle Warren
Straughter
Anna Howard
Anna Mayle
Gladys Viney
Thel Riley
Henson Announces Birth of Delia Velma
Mr and Mrs Richard David Henson announce the birth of a 7 percent pound daughter named Delia Velma born Friday July 28 Paternal grandparents Neal Hauck Modoc and Grace Birtcher Orient Ohio maternal grandfather John Wesley Birtcher Nelsonville Ohio Great grandfather also John Wesley Birtcher
Sunday visitors at Mr and Mrs Leo Bradley home
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Reed Salsberry and Shirley Bradley, Miss Margaret Salsberry of Logan, Mrs Velma Lamely of Corning, Miss Virginia Helmeck of Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Rodney Bradley with daughter Ramona of New Lexington.
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Reed Salsberry
Shirley Bradley
Margaret Salsberry
Logan
Velma Lamely
Corning
Virginia Helmeck
Columbus
Rodney Bradley
Ramona
New Lexington
Weekend Socials Show visitors in Columbus and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Richard Williams and daughter Joyce Elaine spent Sunday in Columbus with Mr and Mrs Tania Lintali and infant daughter en route to Belle West Virginia from the New York World’s Fair. Mr and Mrs F T Graves stopped over Friday night with Mrs Graves parents Frank Yocum and Beulah Post spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Other visits included E L Jones Mrs O K Rogers and son Lee Robert Jones and Mae White in Ash Cave and Zaleski and Lalla Dunnett with C M Ashworth and children in Athens. Charles stayed a week with Alfred Andrews at Derthick. Leon Montgomery and daughter Ann with Misses Patty and Bernadine Wolf from Columbus were week end guests.
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Richard Williams
Joyce Elaine
Columbus
Tania Lintali
Belle
W. Va
F. T. Graves
Lee
Robert Jones
Mae White
Ash Cave
Zaleski
Lalla Dunnett
C. M. Ashworth
Athens
Charles
Alfred Andrews
Derthick
Leon Montgomery
Ann
Patty
Bernadine Wolf
Frankie Parker Rebounds to Earn Davis Cup Notice
The 22 year old Parker overcomes a career nadir after a troubled season and a highly publicized marriage, winning the Seabright Invitational final and rebuilding his form with sharpened backhand. He then resumes a path toward national ranking and Davis Cup team consideration.
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Parker
California
Pasadena
Parkers
Wisconsin
Frankie Parker
Khe
Parker presses to reclaim Davis Cup spot after Seabright win
Frankie Parker pursues reentry to the Davis Cup team with fierce resolve after a Seabright victory. He seeks to prove to fans officials and peers that past challenges did not erase his place in national tennis. His return plans underscore his commitment to competing for country again.
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Parker
Seabright
Frankie Parker
Jacksonville Indians win in 12 to beat OHE Gallipolis
The Jacksonville Indians edged Gallipolis OHE 4 2 in 12 innings after trailing 2 0. They tied the score in the ninth and used two squeeze plays in the 12th to push across the winning run with Witham earning the win.
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Jacksonville Indians
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Gallipolis
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H OA Wilson
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Alogi Ghacy
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Peouers
Vacones
Trout Minnows Found in Hocking County Creek
A Conservation Department survey led by Lee Roach found trout minnows in Clear Fork Creek in Logan and noted the stream’s cold spring fed water. Past experiments released fingerlings there. officials plan to urge federal support for further propagation efforts.
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Clear Fork Creek
Conservation Department
Lee Roach
Athens
Derringer To Seek No 15 In Reds Giants Showdown
Cincinnati Reds lead the National League by 12 games over the St Louis Cardinals. Paul Derringer aims for his 15th win as Cincinnati hosts the New York Giants, who have seven wins in 13 games this season. Costa Rica’s page notes a plant species comparison with the United States and Canada.
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Meadow Club Players Decline Singles Entering Doubles
Don McNeill and Frankie Parker faced possible withdrawal from doubles at the Meadow Club invitation tennis championship after refusing to enter the singles. Dwight F. Davis Jr. criticized the choice while Walter Pate left the decision to the players. McNeill cited fatigue after three matches daily in Seabright heat, saying he did not feel up to singles.
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the Meadow Club
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Bobby Riggs
Seattle
Henry Prusoff
Prusoff
Helen Bernhard
New York
Florence Leboutillier
Westbury
Pirates Acquire Six Foot Nine Pitcher from Syracuse
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the acquisition of John A. Gee Jr a six foot nine inch left handed pitcher from Syracuse of the International League. The purchase price was undisclosed but reportedly exceeded 10000 and included four players to be selected next year by the Pirates minor league system.
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Pittsburgh Pirates Today
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Syracuse
Pirate
Gossiping on baseball and boxing hot takes from New York
A gossip column muses on Joe Gordon shifting from shortstop to second base with the Yankees and previews a looming Armstrong Ambers welterweight title bout. It questions weight classifications and predicts Reds’ pennant odds while hinting at reader names.
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Joe Gordon
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Short
Hans Wagener
Henry Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Armstrong
Dissension in Cub Ranks Bodes Trouble for Gabby
Chicago. Gabby Hartnett faces a troubled season as Cubs manager and catcher amid internal strife. Larry French seeks more starts after a confrontation with Hartnett, while players chide Dizzy Dean and criticize Clay Bryant. Wrigley backs Hartnett but accepts responsibility for team direction as Hartnett resumes catching duties.
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Larry French
Dizzy Dean
Clay Bryant
Phil Wrigley
Earl Whitehill
Larry
Gus Mancuso
Wrigley
Cubs
Schalk
New York
Chicago
Armstrong and Ambers to Ink Title Fight Contract
Henry Armstrong and Lou Ambers will sign commission contracts in New York today for the August 22 lightweight title bout. Eddie Mead threatens to balk if terms are not met, seeking a $20,000 forfeit from Lou Ambers’ camp to guarantee a welterweight rematch if Armstrong loses the lightweight crown.
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Henry Armestrong
Lou Ambers
New York Boxing Commission
Armstrong
Eddie Mead
Mead
Ambers
Armestrong
New York Commission
al Weill
Lou
Henry
Philly teams set marathon record in softball game
In Philadelphia two Stenton playground teams set a world record after 806 innings of play. The match began at 3:45 a.m. and ended at 8:45 p.m. Logan defeated Stenton, 175 to n/a.
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U.P
Stenton Playground
Logan
Stenton
Millers Take Lead in Hot AA Scramble
The Minneapolis Millers moved top in the American Association by beating St. Paul 8 to 0 as Kansas City and other clubs rested. Pitcher Herb Hash won his 15th game with five hits allowed, aided by 17 safeties against Brown and Taylor that included a George Lacy homer.
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St. Paul
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Kansas City
Herb Hash
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Brown
Taylor
George Lacy
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