Reds win ceiling tests and fears drift through pitchers
Mitchs Musings ponders the Reds struggle with overworked arms as Walters Derringer and Thompson shoulder heavy workloads. The piece predicts weariness may sap Cincinnati’s late-season power while touching on Yankees projections and a boxing bout involving Conn Louis and Pastor.
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Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Gene Thompson
Piteher
Red Hurlers
Walters
der- Finger
Redsix
Derringer
McKechnie
Derringer Falls to Bill Lee 5 3 in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Reds lost 5-3 to Bill Lee and the Dodgers, amid a season slump for Derringer. The game featured late innings misplays and several soft pitches contributing to the Reds’ defeat, as Chicago stormed ahead with a 5-3 final score at Ebbetts Field.
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Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Gabby “Hartnett
Chicago
Paul Derringer
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Larry Wrench
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Willa Tershberger
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Gleeson
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Pas ‘Din
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Timerttendance
Shields Impresses As He Advances In Eastern Grass
Frank Shields of New York defeats Hunt 6 4 5 7 9 7 to reach the quarterfinals at Forest Hills. He plans to meet Bobby Riggs after Riggs beat Seymour Greenberg 6 4 6 3. McNeill faces Mulloy and Hunt meets Grant in the lower bracket as players adapt long established Wimbledon paths.
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New York
Forest Hills
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Hime
Ives
Rokes
Hunt
Shields
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Hank Prusoft
Don
McNeill
Gardnar" Mulloy
Joe Hunt
Bitsy Grant
Bob Harman
Piedmont
Calif
Standings and results from Friday schedule
National league results show Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, New York and Cleveland with mixed wins and losses. Association results list Toledo, Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville, Milwaukee, St Paul, Minneapolis, Kansas City. Friday matches include Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington among others.
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New York
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Detroit
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Kansas City
Assocition
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St Paul
Mit
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Columbus Red Birds Plan Varied Home Stay Events
The Columbus Baseball Club outlines a busy home stand for the Red Birds from Thursday night through Wednesday, August 21, featuring Ladies Night, band entertainment from Mt. Vernon High School and other groups, Knot Hole Gang events, and multiple doubleheaders with teams including Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul and Kansas City. Eastern Star and Jupiter Appreciation Nights are also noted as part of the schedule in mid August.
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Indianapolis
Mt. Vernon High School
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Milwaukee
St Tlum
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St. Paul Saints
Weathering damage from storm hits Kananga area
An electrical storm last week damaged Kananga causing uprooted trees and flattened crops while telephones and radios suffered outages in Kananga and Point Pleasant. Community news notes Mrs. Mattie McGuffin visited her sister Mrs. A W Pulling and guests Edna Epling, Mrs. Mac Swain. Ladies Aid met at the Methodist parsonage in Cheshire with a covered dish dinner for 25 and a program by Mrs Forrest Fife. Future meetings planned at Mrs Fife's home. Local visits include Marcellus Seeley, John Seeley, and Delbert Seeley. Others mention Ralph Walker, Mrs Lisle Adams, Mr and Mrs Ray Adams, and a wiener roast in Fortifica tion Hill Gallipolis.
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Rmuunu
Point Pleasant
Mattie McGuffin
Pleasant
A.W. Pulling
Mac Swain
Edna Epling
Pullins
Ladies Aid Society
Cheshire
Forrest Fife
Rome
Fife
Marcellus Seeley
Marietta
John Seeley
Little Hocking
Delbert
Schoonover
Ralph Walker
Red House
A. Va
Wytheville
Mrs Shirley's Winner at Club Millers Edge in Dirty Week
The Millers beat Kansas City 12 10 to narrow a pennant race gap as Columbus Red Bird slipped to a 8 7 thriller loss at Toledo. Mrs Roy Shirley led medal play with 3 run flurry in Athens. Mrs Cornwell claimed prize for fewest putts after weekend medal events.
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Millers
Kansas City
Holly
Columbus
Red Bird
Toledo
Indianapolis
Roy Shirley
Athens
Louisville
Country Club
St. Paul
Charles Cornwell
Milwaukee
R. J
Columa
National League baseball year leaders summary
National League leaders include Danning of New York with 301 runs, Frey of Cincinnati 77 runs, McCormick of Cincinnati 85 RBIs, Herman of Chicago 131 hits, McCormick of Cincinnati 31 doubles, Ross of Boston and Muze of St Louis 11 triples, Mize of St Louis 32 home runs, Reese of Brooklyn 14 stolen bases, Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn 112 wins.
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F. McCormick
Herman
Chicago
F.mccormick
Cininnati
Ross
Boston
Muze
St. Louis
Mize
St. Lou
Reese
Brooklyn
Fitzsimmons
Ay Cops Athens Ping Pong Title
Ovid Ray captures coearmens tity ping pong championship by defeating Kilpatrick in the finale by scores of 2 10 and 21 11 last night. Prior to the final match Kilpatrick defeated Cross 21 18 22 24 and 21 19 Ray defeated Peckham
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Cross
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Peckham
Hicks Holds Lead in Women's Western Derby Golf
Elizabeth Hicks leads after 18 holes in the Women's Western Derby at Westmoreland, with Ellamae Williams of Chicago chasing. Long Beach golfer posted a 290 total, covering the field as final 18 holes commence.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Hicks
Westmoreland
S. Cereage
Long Beach
Ellamae Williams
Pirates Under Frisch Show Hints Of Promise In Strong Week
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept three straight from the St. Louis Cardinals, 10-9 and 12-6, as Frank Frisch’s club produced a solid run of offense led by Max Butcher’s four driven runs. Detroit beat St Louis 7-5, Cleveland defeated Chicago 9-3, and Boston edged Philadelphia 6-3 as the pennant races shift. The Dodgers crushed the Giants 8-4 in a night game honoring Mel Ott, while the Yankees rallied late to split a Boston doubleheader.
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Pearson
Donald
Breuer
Chandler
Rosen
Sandra
Dahl
DiMaggio
Keller
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Eddie Millers
Carvel Rowell
Detroit Tigers
St Louis Browns
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White Sox
Boudreau
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Red Sox
Marius Russo
Tom Hentich
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