Baseball under the lights stirs summer fans in Syracuse
Syracuse Herald columnist Aloysius notes night games boost baseball interest, citing a 20 of 25 coach-like checks favor night contests. He argues day games could fade as stadiums and fast cars reshape summer, with night attendance in Newark City and Syracuse demonstrating strong potential.
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Frank Woolever
Syracuse
N. Y
Newark City
Jaron
International League
Old Star Park
Giants Edge Bees In Seven Inning Tie Breaker
Giants beat Bees 5 to 4 in a seven inning game. Moore and DiMaggio key with hits and RBIs, Hutchinson and Warstier cited for runs. Errors and double plays noted, Lohrman earns win, MacAden takes loss with 3 646 attendance.
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Yden
Paxigrese Sedaune
Moore
Leeds
DiMaggio
Boo Ris
Warstier
Sth
Hutchinson
Henebperetesnes
Bartell
Danning
Anning
Garmas
West
Stripp
Rtell
Eat
Maggio
Diesell
Bartell Fe
Mutchinson
Bas
New York
Lohrman
Machen
Hutchingen
Ayden
Utchineon
Ehrmen
Coffman
MacFaren
Shicchineen
Mit
itcher—MecFerden
Ripple and Mearthy
Dennin
itcher—Lohrman
Reds Stopped By Cubs 3 To 0 In Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs shutout Cincinnati Reds 3 to 0 as Larry French matched six Reds hits. Derringer held firm until a sixth inning homer by Ripper Collins broke the deadlock. Cubs added two more in the eighth with French triple and Hartnett double.
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Cincinnati
A.R
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Danny MacFayden
Larry French
French
Don Iang
Paul Derringer
Linus Frey
Derringer
Cub Moundsman
Ripper Collins
Chicago
Hack
Herman
Gabby Hartnett
Jim Weaver
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Russ Bauers
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Notable Pitching and Batting Rout by Pittsburgh Duo
In a sparse box score from Pittsburgh a lineup including Handley Moore Vaughan and Myers contributes multiple hits and RBIs. Waner and Medwick also feature with key at bats while Henshaw and Bauers tally strikeouts and walks in a high scoring contest with errors noted and a double play turning.
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St Louis
al Pittsbs
Arrhoa Moore
Marin
Waner
Slaughtr
Medwick
Osuhr
Mite
Risso
Gutrdge
Vaughanes
Myers
Toddee
Owen
Young
Henshaw
Bauers
Lama Cs Caeeeesenreanens
Csceereeeeers
Handley, Moore
Vaughan
Mise
Louie
Pittsburgh
beils—Bauers
Menshaw
Bauere
Hambletonian Carded Today in Goshen NY
Hambletonian Day features ten top three year old light harness horses in the 13th Derby. Long Key and Melin lead the field as favorites with odds around 8-5 and 2-1 respectively, while Farrs Mr Will and a filly named the duchess also attract betting interest.
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Goshen
N. Y
U.P
Long Key
E. J. Merkle
Columbus, O
Melin
Lawrence B. Sheppard
Merkle
Farr
Mr. Will
the Duchess
Champlain
the Professor
Dale Hanover
Royal
Cubs Beat Reds In Slugfest With Unclear Lineup
Chicago and Cincinnati produced a high scoring game as Hartnett, Collins and French led Chicago while Derringer and Weaver pitched for Cincinnati. Home runs and multiple hits marked the rough box score with errors listed and bases on balls noted. Attendance reported with an odd postscript about horse racing names.
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Abbage Awraga Giney
Frey
Berman
Berger If
Colline
Cocker
Hartnett
Hrahbrar
Ynolda If
Emaree
Lombardie
Marty
Ocraft
Jurgen
Rigas
Mvers
Derringer
Lang
Weaver
Cooke
Cincinnat
Rina
Mack, Collins
Hartnet
French
Collins
Herman
Jurgee
Chicago
Cincinnatii
Werringer
Preneh
Hite
McMillin Voted Coach of All Stars for Charity Game
Bo McMillin Indiana University coach heads the nationwide poll naming the All-Star coaches for the charity game at Soldier Field on August 31. He leads Harry Kipke and Raymond Pond with final tallies of 17,393,669 and 15,416,435 points respectively, with Elmer Layden and A J Robertson also selected.
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Yale
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
A.J. Robertson
Bradley Tech
McMillin
Kipke
Pond
Layden
Robertson
New York Defeats Washington in Ongoing Baseball Clash
In a tight game at the park, New York scored runs with Bonura Gordon West and Chase driving in RBIs. Washington pitchers Chandler and Chase labored with multiple walks and strikeouts as Sundra and Ferrell saw action.
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Aundra
Washington
New York
Bonura
Gordon
West
Chase
Case
Travis
Myer
R. Ferrell
Crosetti
Gehrig
Chandler
Hita
Sundra
Chander
Wash
Abraca
York
Croserti
Aolams Lewis
Rolfe
Phillies Defeat Red Sox Amid Sloppy Error Mix
Philadelphia tops Boston 14 to 9 in a rough game with Werber and Perry driving runs. Chapman and Vosmik contribute key hits while Cronin Doerr and Foxx pace Boston, but costly errors and walks tilt the tilt in the visitors’ favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston Abraca Phila
Arrhoa Cramer
Finney Jf
Vosmik
Moses
Foxx
Werber
Cronin
Haveac
Chaypmn
Marria
Potter
E &Mith
a-Wakner
Nelson
Aited
Smith
Boston
Levee Accanes
Philadelphia
Frrors
Werber 2
Perry
Melson Rune
Chapman
Tabor
Harris
Cramer
Peacock
Finney
Helen
E. Smith
Otter
Amith
Vyoowmik
Abendance
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League results show Chicago and Cincinnati leading with Brooklyn Philadelphia and St. Louis nearby. American League games include Detroit Chicago and Washington New York Boston with Cleveland and St. Louis mixed in. Minor leagues list Toledo Columbus in 11 innings, Minneapolis St Paul, rainouts, and several scheduled pairings.
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Nationa T Leagene
Chicago & Cinccinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Paul
Indianapolis
Louieville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
National
Cincinnati
Association—St. Paul
Minneapolia
Tarledo
Indianapolia
Lovieville
St Louis
Indians Win First Game In Short Stint With Key Hits
In a tight opener Detroit commits errors aiding Cleveland as Magzera Krese two RBIs and Mezzera drives pace. Heath Trosky and Campbell homer boosts Cleveland while Van Atta yields runs in late frames as the Indians claim a 7 1 victory. crowd reported at 3,72.
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Almada
Magzera
Krese
Mills
Feller
Leary
Solters
McQuinn
Keltner
G. Heath T. Heath
Putlak
Liebhardt
Cox
Meffner
Hemssey
Whitehill Webb
Campbell
Heath
Trosky
Con
Elmner
Mele
Hale
Hemsley
Sie
Kress
Rosky
Webb Cox
Heffner
Seton
Cleveland
Bates
Whitehill
An Atta
van Atta
Armstrong Favored To Cop Third Ring Crown Tonight
New York report on Henry Armstrong aiming for his third world title at the Polo Grounds against Lou Ambers. Odds favor Armstrong three to one with Ambers needing a knockout to prevail. promoters anticipate a large gate but actual receipts may fall short. If Ambers wins, boxing bodies differ on title transfer between welterweight and lightweight divisions.
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Armstrong
New York
Polo Grounds
Henry Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Ambers
Mike Jacobs
New York Boxing Commission
Arme
Strong
National Boxing Association
Chamaion
Phillies edge Dodgers in 11-3 slugfest
Philadelphia outhits Brooklyn 11 to 9 and scores in an 11 to 3 win. Whitney, Mueller and Weintraub drive runs as Klein homers and Brack adds two base hits. Presaneli goes the distance for the win while Johnson takes the loss in front of 3,268 fans.
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Younes
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Whitney
Mueller
Weintraub
Klein
Brack
Young
Hudson
Hassett
Camilli
Levagetto
Cuyler Durocher
Shea
Mudaon
Klein Atolen
Hansett Camilli
Hudgon
Durocher
Enne
Basie Tamulis
Mulcahy
Johnson
Ham- Jin
Presanel
Hamlin
Tamulis A
Preseneli
Hamlin O
Amith
Sivess
Phila
Arrao Jordan
the Rosen of
Haassen Brack
Lavage
Cuvier
Arnoveh
Davis
Bowers
Bcharein
Shea c Young
Tamulia
Martin
Pressnel
Givess
Hamiin
Bmith
Clark
Murray City United Brethren Home Coming on Aug 14
An all day home coming will be held August 14 at the Murray City United Brethren Church with a basket dinner on Wrights lawn and Rev. P E Wright to speak in the afternoon. Other speakers will participate and invited churches may join.
South and Weller families hold 25th reunion at Jacksonville
The twenty fifth annual South and Weller reunion took place at Jacksonville Grove on Sunday August 7 with an elaborate noon meal. Chester Weller opened the business session and officers were elected Bert Judson as president and Mrs Lillian Judson as secretary treasurer. A varied program followed with group singing and recitations. Many attendees from Basil Baltimore Carroll Londonderry Cin cinnati and other locales joined relatives for the event.
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Jacksonville
Weller
Jacksonville Grove
Chester Weller
Bert Judson
Lillian Judson
Paul Burgoon
Earl Lott
Russell Lott
Basil
M. N. Hamilton
Leonard Whittington
Baltimore
Charles Bair
C. E. Bair
Carroll
Martin Chilcote
Londonderry
Jane Weller
I Birtcher
Delores Birtcher
Clifford Birtcher
F. W. Stanley
Charles Cameron
Clyde Stonerock
Delphia Kell
Columbus
Gerald McClellan
Cinccinnat
Archie Lott
Opal Ebert
Lancaster
Oscar Bagar
Alfred Taylor
Lester Arbel
Enterprise
Carl Pettit
Helen
Kathryn Almashy
Ritchie
Roy Gabriel
Paul Cheaser
G. F Lillie
Athens
Sam McDanill
Raymond Omen
Zanesville
W. F. Buce
Robert Lessanne
Jouisvill
Joe Hooper
Canton
Charles Hooper
Millfield
James McClellan
Trimble
Everett Spencer
Harvey South
Edith Cantor
John Murphy
Win Embrey
Henry McNutt
Annetta Yocum
John Hoope
Wiliam Bulstrom
Clifford Brooks
Glouster
Joe South
Smathers
Murray City
Ralph M Hoisington
Charles Hoisington
Geraldine
Janelda
Riley Judson
William Judson
George Demecci
CIO
Ted Silvey
Ohio Industrial Council
Lawyer-for
Tuppers Plains Social Items
Everett Danewood and daughter Eline visited his sister in Reedy Virginia. The Parker reunion is set for Sunday August 14 at the Christian Church. A daughter was born to Clyde and Mrs Saunders Monday. Gerald Lamb earned a BA from Ohio University Friday and will teach at Olive-Orange High School this winter. Mrs Vietta Springer and family were visited by Mable Gaul Helen Athens H O Shirley Ethel and Canaanville. WPA workers cleaned Olive-Orange High School. Garland Lamb of Akron visited his mother. Miss Ruby Enon Bashan stayed with the Stiles family.
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Tuppers Plains
Everett Danewood
Eline
Reedy
Parker
Christian Church
Clyde Saunders
J. Earl Snively
Athens
Gainer
Wilma Summerfield
Gerald Lamb
Ohio University
Lamb
Olive- Orange
Kenneth Christy
Parkersburg
Christy
I. C. Chapman
Vietta Springer
Mable Gaul
Helen
H. O. Shirley
Ethel Andranddaughter
Canaanville
Rene Brechtel
Isabelle
Cheshire
WPA
Olive-Orange High School
Alden
Marietta
Garland Lamb
Akron
Ruby Enon
Bashan
Alvin Stiles
B. Lewis Jones
P. R. Lyne
C. O. Clark
D. O. Davis
Annette
Cincinnati
Harvey Calhous
Ohio
Michiigan
Canada
Rio Grande College
Dean W.T. Packer
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
Jean lLilevyd
Thurman
J. D. Williams
Gordon Boster
Someugene
Beloit
Rosanna Fowler
Maxie Fowler
Saunders
Mercerville
Ladies Aid Society
Elmer McCarley
Steve Thomas
Jasine
Anna Mae Evans
Vinton
Mary Richards
Chicago
Donald Carter
Cleveland
Gallipolis
Anna
Ina White
Bari Davis
William Gooch
Marie Fowler
Priscilla White
Trimble Couple Plans Aug 10 Columbus Wedding
Trimble RD 1 Otto Duncan and Mrs Hazel Campbell filed for a marriage license in McConnelsville and will wed August 10 at Dexter Road Christian Church in Columbus. After a brief trip to Indiana and Dayton they return to Trimble Heights.
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Trimble Heights
Otto Duncan
Trimble RD
Hazel Campbell
Trimble
McConnelsville
Dexter Rd. Christian Church
Columbus
Arthur Antle
Indiana
Dayton
Carl Phillips
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Ben Anderson
Jacksonville
Carl Anne
Buckeye Lake
American Legion
Fred Anderson
Ferndale
Albany Brief News Notes
Albany residents report wildlife activity and social events. About 30 cranes rested along Worley West farm creek from Thursday night to Saturday after a storm. The Hilarious Hemmers held a Tuesday gathering for 18 members with an advisor. refreshments were provided by Betty Zimmerman and Kathleen Johnson. Plans include a swimming party and picnic. Various visits to Albany and area homes are noted, and the Albany Garden Club organized a party for the Junior Flower Growers Group Friday afternoon in the high school auditorium.
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Albany
Worley West
Hemmers
Kathleen Johnson
Betty Zimmerman
Lou Smith
Jellico
Tenn
J. W. Smith
Mary Stratton
Inez Smith
Joan, Stockdale
Joe Burdette
Albany Garden Club
Bedouin Tribes Turn to Soccer in Tribal Warfare
Visitors from Tarim report Bedouin tribes have shifted from rifles and spears to football for settling disputes. The practice is officially encouraged as crowds grow enthusiastic for matches on football pitches.
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Cairo
Tarim
Arabia
Chester Delicate Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Grace Hayes arrives for vacation with Delaware parents Ward and Mary Hayes. Enid Tuttle from California visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tuttle. Frecker reunion at Pine Grove hosted by George Frecker with out of town guests Ora and Mildred Hilber. Numerous locals reflect summer activity, moves, illness recovery, and visits around Chester and nearby towns.
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Chester
Grace Hayes
Delaware
Ward Hayes
Jesse Tuttle
Enid Tuttle
California
Frecker
George Frecker
Pine Grove
Ora
Mildred Hilber
Missouri
Carl Biddle
Manning Ridenour
Theodore Croyv
Ridenour
Earnest Brown
Parkersburg
J. S. Frank
Mary Mora
Elma Smith
Henry Beaver
Carl Riddle
Victor Will
Howard Knight
Russell Hayes
John Andrew
Ohio University
Long Bottom
Clyde Calvert
Roy Calvert
Guysville
Larry
Ross Cleland
Buel Ridenour
Neila Parr
Pearl Kohblentz
Tuppers Plains
Eddie Wolf
Charles Warner
London
Columbia
Frank Gaul
Opal
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Evelyn White
Hockingport
Betty Warner
I. C. Meredith
Alma Ridenour
Baet
Liverpool
City Council Allocates 25 Million for Housing Slum Campaign
Johannesburg officials announce a large renewal drive to abolish slums by spending nearly 25 million dollars on housing schemes for Europeans and non Europeans.
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Johannesburg
Coolville Camp Meeting Closes With 12 Conversions
Closing day at Coolville camp meeting draws large turnout. Twelve conversions reported and over 30 dollars pledged for next year by program committee led by Gertrude Davia. Roofing fund nears 50 dollars as community events like ice cream socials and picnics support church aims.
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Coolville
Gertrude Davia
Little Hocking
Bethel M. E. Church
Newbury Social Club
Howell's Grove
Okey Ahart
F. C. Taylor
Bess Taylor
Olin
Carl Hall
Diantha Frame
Flourine Frame
Nelli Aukerman
Cadiz
Marietta
F. M. Daugherty
M. EF
FE. Bean
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Nelsonville Eagles seek August 14 game with strong team
The Nelsonville Eagles announce an open date for Sunday August 14 and invite a strong opponent. Interested teams should contact Gilbert Smith at the Eagles Club Nelsonville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Gilbert Smith
J Eagles Club
Ohio
Social Notes of Rio Grande highlights summer gatherings
The Rio Grande College community hosts lawn parties and dinners for staff and students. Notables include Rev. and Mrs. Midkiff, Prof. P. R. Lyne, and Dean W. T. Packer preaching in Cincinnati. Visits span Cincinnati, Beloit, Thurman, and Mercerville with showers planned for Miss Maxie Fowler and notes on illnesses and travels.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Midkiff
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