Dodgers Edge Giants In pennant race update
The Dodgers beat the Giants 7-1 as Brooklyn widened its NL lead while Bruce Edwards tied a major league assist record with three in one inning. The Reds snapped a nine-game skid with a 9-3 win in Chicago. Phillies and Braves split a twin bill. Ted Williams and Sam Chapman homered in later games. Red Sox led the AL race with a strong lead and a potential sweep of the Yankees looming.
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Bruce Edwards
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Indians Close in on Colonels in AA Race
The Indianapolis Indians moved within a game of Louisville’s Colonels by beating the Kansas City Blues 4 1 as Earl Reid pitched six hits against him in eight innings and Milwaukee and Louisville rain halted a 3 3 tie. Minneapolis topped Columbus 7 4 while St Paul Toledo was washed out. Brewers tied Louisville at 3 in the eighth before the rain halted play. Jack Brewer of Minneapolis allowed 12 hits in relief but kept the game close.
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St. Paul
Cavanee and Studer Tie In Women's Tourney At Club
Mrs R J Studer and Mrs Ray Bence tied for first in the Country Club open women’s tourney on a nine hole course. Cavanee shot a 60 three under par but differing handicaps left them even. Mrs Haskins won the putting contest with 18 points. NOTICE OF BIDS Plains Board of Education accepts bids until noon for coal for 1946 47 school year. Coal must be lump and of good quality. Clerk McCullou 8 16 46.
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North Tabbed Favorite In All-Star Grid Game
Ohio hosts the first annual All-Ohio All-Star High School football game at Waite Stadium with North favored to edge South. Coaches Paul Bixler of Ohio State and Frank Leahy of Notre Dame lead squads from Cleveland Cathedral Latin, Massillon, Toledo Scott, and more. Kickoff is 8:30 p.m. EST as a planned yearly event pairing teams from state selections.
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Ohio
Nream
Onf
Waite High School
Yanks
Paul Bixler
Ohio State
Rebels
Notre Dame University
Frank Leahy
Ohio High School Coaches Association
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Leahy
Toledo Waite
Canton Lincoln
Massillon
Washington
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Ralph Short
Martins Ferry
Notre Dame
Frank Cortez
Steubenville Central Catholic
Coaches Association
Reds Split With Cubs in Variety of Doubleheader Outcomes
The Reds overcame a nine-game skid to win the opener 93 and split the three game series with the Cubs. Grady Hatton starred with a homer two doubles and a single as Joe Beggs won the first game. The nightcap went to Chicago 3 2 despite the Cubs being outhit 11 5. Billy Nicholson Mary Rickert and Nuts Lowery homered for the Cubs. Hank Wyse held off early Reds threats before Ewell Blackwell allowed three runs in the third.
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Reds
Joe Beggs
Cubs
Billy Nicholson
Mary Rickert
Peanuts Lowery
Hank Wyse
Ewell Blackwell
Pony Tourney Slated for Country Club
Fifty one players were set today for the second Country Club pony tournament to be held Sunday at 9 a.m. Four prizes will be awarded with winner netting 133.20 dollars. Prizes of 99.90 6.60 and 33.30 go to the next three top shooters. Starting times are listed by groups from 9:00 to 1:56 with participants named for each trio.
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Conkey
Coon
Moore
Rutkoskie
Moffett
Nelson
Merchant
Thomas
Yesterday's Baseball Results Summary
In the American League New York 6 7 Washington 1 2 Philadelphia 5 Boston 3 Detroit 3 Chicago 0 and Cleveland St. Louis 2. National League Brooklyn 7 New York 1 Philadelphia 15 1 Boston 11 3 Cincinnati 9 2 Chicago 3 8 Pittsburgh St. Louis listed with several games and postponements noted along with night schedules.
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Minneapolis
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Boston
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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En York
Detroit
Washington Ata
Cleveland
Washington
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Paul
American League
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Unnamed successor sought after Mettler resignation
Ohio news notes resignation of Harry A. Mettler from the state liquor control board leaving no successor appointed. Gov. Lausche declined comment on candidate, Mettler had left two weeks earlier for vacation. Also reports death of Rev Irwin Rice Prugh 71 after 50 years in Iowa Kansas and Ohio pulpits. Cecile Dempsey 87 mother of Jack Dempsey dies in Murray Utah. Officers to come home from Yokohama after 26 to 30 months service. A youth, Darwin E. Thompson 17, drowns when rowboat capsizes near Defiance. Various legal notices and a sheriff sale in Athens County, Ohio.
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State Board of Liquor Control
Frank J. Lausche
Mettler
Prugh
Troy
Irwin Rice Prugh
Iowa
Kansas
Ohio
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Athens
Common Pleas Court
H. Lasch
Treas
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Joe Hartman J J
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Glouster Towtt
Sunday Creek
Rubinsham
Sail Creek
Athens County
Republic Coal Company
San] Republic Coal Company
George Bateman
Athena County
Dorothy_J
Parmtter
Gordon Gray
Harold J
Rose
LeBoott
Markets show mixed gains as leaders extend declines in New York
In New York trading, a few stocks edged into positive territory while overall indices fell slightly. Labor disputes again threaten production and prices, driving light selling. highlights include Am Tel and Tel Am, Anaconda, U.S. Steel, Chrysler, Ford, GM, Procter & Gamble, and other large names. Cincinnati livestock and produce markets show hogs up to 1.00, cattle steady, and various butter and egg price movements across regional runs.
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Cincinnati
Public Notices and Lost Items in Athens Ohio
Public sound system rental announced for events with capacity up to 4,000 at Cheshire Ohio by Ray Mulford. A flood of notices lists lost items including ration books, a dog, a cat, money and papers, a tractor and trailer, plus ads for auctions and a cafe. Names include Kenneth C. Wolf Harold Goddard Jerry Cavanaugh and regional firms Wheaton Hardware and Union Grill.
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Cheshire
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Athens
Kenneth C. Wolf
Union Grill
Union St
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Wheaton Hardware Co
Una K Snarker
Marine
the Messenger
Dial
Jerry Cavanaugh
Mable
Clark Bratton
Winona
Paul Bowell
Mineral
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Stella Axe
Marjory Powell
A&p
George Warner
Carpenter
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Harrisonville
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