Cards Shade Cubs 6-4 in Chicago thriller
Dodgers win big relief effort as Casey earns 10th win in relief. Behrman covers eighth victory in 8-4 win. Hatten goes distance in 2-1 victory as Brooklyn expands NL lead to 1 1/2 games over Cardinals. Red Sox beat Athletics 3-1. Floyd Bevens earns 13th win for Yankees in 4-1 over Senators. Mort Cooper shines in Braves win over Phillies. Strincevich guides Pirates past Reds 3-2. Browns and White Sox not scheduled.
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Dodger
Hugh Casey
Vic Lombardi
Brooklyn
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Chicago
Hank Behrman
Joe Hatten
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Floyd Bevens
New Yorks
Yankees
Washington Senators
Lou Boudreau
Heinz Becker
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Boston Braves
Mort Cooper
Philadelphia Phillies
Nick Strincevich
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Favorites Win In Women's Western Amateur Chess? Golf Tourney
Louise Sages of Lithia Springs Ga and Mildred Zaharias of Denver, top favorites, advance toward the finals of the 46th Women's Western Amateur Golf Championship in Cleveland. Eight players remain. Sages faces Rosann Shaffer, Zaharias meets Mrs Eddie Bush, with several close matches decided by 1 up or 3 and 2 margins.
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Don Stall Cleveland
UL — Louise Sages
Lithia Springs
Mildred
Babe Didrikson
Rosann Shaffer
Toledean
Roach
Babe
Eddie Bush
Detroit
Mary McMillin
Green Bay
Wis
Carol Diringer
Findlay
Eileen Stulb
Augusta
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland
Miss Suggs
Dorethy Germain
Philadelphia
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Miss Shaffer
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Alice O'Neal
Indianapolis
Rosann
Miss McMillin
Polly’ Riley
Fort Worth
Swilch
Dorothy Ellis
Miss Hopkins
Jean Hutto
Kansas City
Miss Diringer
Margaret Russell
Mrs. Bush
Sally Sessions
Muskegon
Mich
Chauncey Dover High Band Attends Caldwell Camp
Chauncey Dover High School band with 43 members attends a two week Band Camp at Caldwell Fairgrounds. Instruction by Grace Hoffman and Marvin Wood with Chauncey Millfield staff assisting cooking. Parents and local residents visit for a picnic, with several named individuals noted in attendance.
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Chauncey
W. G. Davis
Chauncey-Dover
Caldwell Fairgrounds
Grace Hoffman
Marvin Wood
Caldwell
Pansy Lanning
Erma Roberts
Storm Sewer Work At Chauncey Schools Finished
CHAUNCEY An announcement states storm sewers for drainage at Chauncey School have been completed. Painting and redecorating of classrooms in Chauncey High and Elementary, East and West Maier Field and Sugar Creek buildings are finished and will be ready for the September school opening.
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Chauncey
Chauncey School
Chauncey High
Mairfield
Sugar Creek
Four Generations Present at Dinner in Columbus
Four generations gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bowers in Columbus to honor the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Bowers son Richard Dan and her mother Mrs. Daniel Fulton of Millfield. Attending were Junior Bowers and son Victor Wayne Loretta Mae Bowers Richard Dan Bowers Wayne Ankrom and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bowers plus Columbus and Mrs. Fulton from Millfield.
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Chauncey
Bernard Bowers
Columbus
Bowers
Richard Dan
Daniel Fulton
Millfield
Junior Bowers
Victor Wayne
Loretta Mae Bowers
Richard Dan Bowers
Wayne Ankrom
Funeral held for Alfred Reeves at Greens Run Church
Chauncey mourners attend the funeral of Alfred Reeves who died at his Deavertown home. Services were led by Rev. Gilbert Court ney at Greens Run Church of Christ with a Chauncey singing trio. Grandsons acted as pallbearers and burial followed at Bethel Ridge Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Alfred Reeves
Deavertown
Blower Funeral Home
Glouster
Greens Run Church
Smith Simms wedding solemnized at Chauncey home
Henry Leroy Simms of Nelsonville and Violet Elizabeth Smith of Chauncey were married Monday at 7 p m in the home of officiating minister Rev. Gus Graham of the Free Will Baptist Church. The groom is son of George and Alice Simms. the bride is daughter of Mrs Nancy Smith.
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Chauncey
Henry Leroy Simms
Nelsonville
Violet Elizabeth Smith
Gus Graham
Free Will Baptist Church
George
Alice Simms
Nancy Smith
Bartlett and Area News Notes Social Scene Report
Bartlett area notes cover a July 21 wedding at East Windsor for James W. Shaner Incal and Miss Captain Calendine. Guests include Charles Shaner and extended family from Waterloo Iowa. Local visits report many relatives and friends in Bartlett, Parkersburg, Wooster, and Portsmouth, plus a fact about an elephant trunk containing 40 1000 muscles.
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John Martin
Della Martin
Don Holcomb
Ohio
Chesterhill
Frank McGirr
Bartlett
Sarah Jane Burgess
Albert Bowman
Kenneth Bowman
Charles
Mary Emmons
Wooster
Jessie Webster
Parkersburg
Rebecca Webster
G. H. Clayton
Portsmouth
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Leagues
Brooklyn beat New York 8 to 2 while New York defeated by 4 to 1. St Louis won 6 to 4 over Chicago and Boston 5 Philadelphia 4. Other results include Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 in 12 innings, New York 4 Washington 1, and American Association games Minneapolis 11 Columbus 6, Louisville 2 Milwaukee 1, Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 1, and Toledo 7 St Paul 6.
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Nat Rogers marks seventh year at Madison Square Garden
Fullerton notes Nat Rogers celebrating his seventh anniversary as matchmaker at Madison Square Garden, comparing tenure with former longtime director Jimmy Johnston. Also mentions Nebraska L. promoting a house for Cornhusker prospects, Hialeah track attendance, Otto Graham as musician for Browns, pay doubles at Cards and Dodgers, and guest star Jimmie Murphy discussing Lew Fonseca baseball films with Ted Williams in slow motion.
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New York
Nat Rogers
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
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Jimmy Johnston
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Hialeah
Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Jimmie Murphy
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Daily Ledger
Lew Fonséca
Ted Williams
Boston
Today’s NBA Matchups Across Five Cities
Washington meets New York as Chicago faces Detroit in Detroit, Boston plays Philadelphia, St. Louis hosts Cleveland, New York visits Brooklyn, Pittsburgh plays St. Louis, Cincinnati clashes with Chicago, and Philadelphia duels Boston in two games.
Don Peden Speaks At Football Clinic In Charleston
Don Peden of Ohio University joins Bill Kern and Paul Bryant in leading talks at a coaches clinic tied to the 13th North-South Scholastic All-Star Football game in Charleston West Virginia. Sessions cover T system offense and defenses, with Peden focusing on single wing and pass defense.
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Charleston
W. Va
Bill Kern
West Vginia University
Kerns
Paul Bryant
University of Kentucky
Don Peden
Ohio University
Chauncey Personal Notes Reach Across Ohio
Chauncey residents share visits and travels across The Plains Zanesville Columbus Millfield Trimble Heights Norwalk and Millfield. The Plains residents Thelma Keeton William Stalder Gwennie Fowler Mrs Eleanor Shavick and Dwight Shavick are among those visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns.
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Chauncey
Thelma Keeton
the Plains
Delbert Keeton
Zanesville
William Stalder
Columbus
Gwennie Fowler
Bob Sanders
Millfield
Fred Sanders
Trimble Heights
Helen Howard
Olive Brookins
Eleanor Shavick
Dwight
Norwalk
Ohio
Shavick
Ida Hill
Indians Top Kansas City In 5 1 Victory
The second-place Indians defeated Kansas City 5 to 1 as Louisville widened its lead in the American Association title race. Milwaukee beat Kansas City in the nightcap 5 to 3 while Louisville held a one and a half game edge over the Indians. Minneapolis swept Columbus 11 2 and 6 4 as St Paul fell to Toledo 7 to 8 in an 11 inning affair.
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Indians
Kansas City
Louisville
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Colonels
Milwaukee Brewers
Lene
Seeela
Millers
Ken Jungles
Toledo
Mud Hens
St. Paul
Saints
Hens
Freddie Sanford
Chandler Stands Pat On Owen Suspension Turns Career Tide
Cincinnati to Brooklyn and Springfield figures collide as Baseball Commissioner Chandler upholds Mickey Owen suspension for five years after leaving for the Mexican League. Owen says he won't return south while hoping for a loophole or revival of his career. He contends financial strain but vows to keep trying.
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Uee Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo
Hugh Case
Cincinnati
Mickey Owen
A. E B. Chandler
Brackln
Owen
Hine Michel
Mickey
Brooklyn
Springfield
Mexico
Navy
Chandler
Wichita
Kas
Petra Upset By Falkenberg At Newport Tournament
Hollywood’s Bob Falkenberg upset top seed von Petra of France in the Newport Casino invitation singles, winning 16-2 5-7 6-4 to reach Ted Schroeder next. Petra defeated Frank Ensey earlier, while Columbia swept a doubleheader against Albany II 9-2 and 6-2.
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Newport
Rim
Bob Falkenberg
Hollywood
Calif
von Petra
France
Falkenberg
Ted Schroeder
William Canning
Hidden Valley
Galbreath can retain race horses in Pirates stake
Columbus real estate operator John W. Galbreath, owner in part of the Pittsburgh Pirates, said Baseball Commissioner Chandler assured him he could keep his race horses. He noted Chandler would judge eligibility by merit and that many racing people are close friends of the commissioner.
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Chandler
Columbus
John W. Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball
A. B. Chandler
Cincinnati
Missioner
Fie
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