Redlegs stumble as St Louis bats overwhelm Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds drop the first game of a four game set as St Louis Cardinals surge with two five run innings to win 10-5. Johnny Vander Meer’s win streak ends in the nightcap while Ray Starr faces Howard Krist in a later showdown.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati Redlegs
Mort Cooper
Reds
Redlegs
York Giants
Bucky Walters
Boggs
Johnny Vander Meer
Ray Starr
Howard Krist
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Beazley
Vandy
Jim Brown
Erry Moore
Loaker
Local notices and social notes from Sand Run area
Mrs Ken Snyder and children visit at Fred Henrich Sr home. Earl Beal, Lester Christian and Hermes Beal left for Columbus for army induction. Addie Williams to return to work. Mary Beal improving. Lester Mary Lou Beal and Shirley Clary at a Nelsonville show. Mr and Mrs Joan Dawley in Nelsonville. Austin Biffle in Logan on business.
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Ken Snyder
Logan
Fred Henrich, Sr
Ear! Beal
Lester Christian
Hermes Beal
Columbus
Addie Williams
Mary Beal
Lester
Mary Lou Beal
Shirley Clary
Nelsonville
Joan Dawley
Austin Biffle
Birds Retain Top Rung in Association
The Milwaukee Brewers sit fourth in the American Association, 2 1/2 games behind leader Columbus as most top teams split doubleheaders. Louisville, Toledo, St Paul, Kansas City and Minneapolis had mixed results, with St Paul’s Johnny Pasek hospitalized after being hit in the head by a pitch. No games were scheduled today.
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Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Johnny Pasek
Bud Parmelee
Red Birds
Stu Martin
al Wright
Veteran Joe Hauser Still Belting Em for Sheboygan Class D Club
NER Special Correspondent Sheboygan Wis Joe Hauser still powers home runs at 42 and remains a major draw in Class D baseball guiding Sheboygan while his sporting goods store and wife support his lengthy career. He once hit 69 in 1933 and 63 in 1930 but injuries shortened his major league arc. He managed the Wisconsin State League playoff champions last year and stars again in 1941 with nine homers in 50 games and a .300s batting average.
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Joe Hauser
Sheboygan
NER
Sheboygan, Wis
Unser Choe Hauser
George Herman Ruth
Hauser
Minneapolis
A. Hauser
Cooperstown
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia Athletics
Young Hauser
Indians
Green Bay
Packers
Bluejays
Front Runners and Leaders in 1931 Baseball Stats
The data lists annual leaders: Williams of Boston led runs with 100 and 106 batted in, Spence of Washington had 150 hits and tied for triples with Heath of Cleveland at 12, Higgins of Detroit 33 doubles, Case of Washington 29 steals, Borony of New York 112 innings pitched, Ot of New York 84 runs, Medwick of Brooklyn 79 RBIs and Slaughter of St. Louis 139 hits, Slaughter and Hack tied 30 doubles, Camilli of Brooklyn 20 home runs, Reiser of Brooklyn 13 steals, and French of Brooklyn 13 1/3 innings pitched.
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Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
National Club
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Eee
St. Lou Accuses
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Ott
Medwick
Slaughter
Hack
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Anderson
Pende
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Martin
Wright
Jaeger
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Barnacle
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Wheeler Haefner
Columbus
Young
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Dross
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Weer
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Wilks
Columbus Cusee
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Seeee
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Aeewere
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Oweweeee
Judnich
Danville
Laird Holt
Stephens
Tusculum College
McQuinn
Ferrell
Gatehouse
Hollingsworth
Poe
Hackett
Rf Weatherly
Keltner
Mack
Nene Heath
Ee Fleming
Weeneen Boudreau
Grimes
Hegan
Ee Wawrereee
Denning
Ed Milnar
Embree
Fleming
Boudreau
Kennedy
Gutteridge
Milnar
Embre
Galehouse
Hollingsworth, 8 In 8%. Winning Pitcher—Milnar
McGowan Piogras
Passarella
Hooper Ridge Home Coming Set for Aug 23
Annual Hooper Ridge Church of Christ home coming occurs next Sunday with Bible School at 10 o clock. Homer Vian Jr age 15 of Glouster Ohio will be guest speaker for the afternoon program on Gods Blackouts. Homer Vian Sr will read Scripture and sing. public invited. The 14th Keirns family reunion was held Aug 9 at Hooper Ridge Church with 96 attending.
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Hooper Ridge
Jennie Calentine
Albert Campbell
Jacksonville
Eleanor Keirns
Athens
Marion Snyder
Snyder
Roxbury
Elizabeth Bryan
Columbus
Ohio
Margaret Keirns
Lou Wooley
Faye
Indianapolis
Ind
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Reflects Early War Era Mentions
The roundup notes transportation assurances for fall college teams, Dixie Parsons sought as Tigers catcher with Birdie Betts en route to the Army. Mentions Lola Ruth-era film talks, umpire Savvy Pfirman, and young Edward Luxemburg in Pony League. Includes a Walter Johnson yarn and Norfolk Naval Training Station quip about winning or going to sea.
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New York
Office of
de- Transportation
Dixie Parsons
E Tigers
Birdiebbetts
Army
Harvey Riebe
Beaumont
Dick Sherman
Jamestown
N. Y
Pfirman, Jr
Pony League
Edward Luxemburg
John McGill, Jr
Ashland
Daily Independent
Babe Ruth
Dick Chapman
Dick Rendell
Camp Lee
Freddie Hutchinson
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Freddie
Boudreau Booed as Indians Rally for Opening-Game Win
In Cleveland Lou Boudreau faced fans' first-ever booing for removing a pitcher during an 11th inning rally that gave the Indians a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Browns. The nightcap fell 6-1 as Cleveland split the doubleheader and held a 2.5 game lead over the Browns. Mel Harder seeks his 10th win against Johnny Niggeling in the upcoming game.
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Indians
Lou Boudreau
Lou
St. Louis Browns
Tribe
Browns
Mel Harder
Johnny Niggeling
Boudreau
Bronx
Chubby Dean
Harry Eisenstat
Tom Ferrick
Jeff Heath
Les Fleming
Heath
Eldon Auker
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Bill Lee
Pittsburgh
Mel Ott
Giants
Phils
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Athletics
Shibe Park
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Week End Sports in Brief
In Rochester Ben Hogan won the Times-Union Open Golf Tourney with a 278 total after a final round 74 to lead Craig Wood by three. Gloria Callen broke a national 200 meter backstroke record to win the National AAU women's backstroke title for Riviera Club. Betty Jameson defeated Mrs. Russell Mann 4 and 2 in 31 holes to win the Women's Western Amateur Golf final in Chicago.
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Rochester
N. Y
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Neenah
Wis
Gloria Callen
New York
Riviera Club
Indianapolis
Chicago
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Russell Mann
Omaha
Travers Stakes Victory for Shut Out at Saratoga
Shut Out owned by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney won the 73rd Travers at Saratoga by five lengths in 2 04 2-5. The horse from William Woodward's string finished second.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Harry Payne Whitney
William Woodward
Al Javery Shuts Dodgers In 1-0 Win For Braves
Al Javery pitched seven scoreless innings as the Boston Braves blanked the Dodgers 1-0. The win marked his 19th consecutive scoreless frame, fueling optimism he could join the NL All-Star ranks. Cardinals, Cubs, Giants, and Red Sox also won to widen leads in their respective standings.
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al Javery
Boston Braves
Bean
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Javery
Dilley Hoover win at Athens Country Club in best ball
F B Dilley and T N Hoover teamed for the best ball title at Athens Country Club with a net 62. H E Miller and Charley O Bleness were runners up at 64, Miller also posting a career low 77. Gene Coon and Mo Dorman took third with 66 while R L Morten and Joe Trepp finished fourth at 67.
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F. B. Dilley
T. N. Hoover
Athens Country Club
S. H. E. Miller
Charley O'Bleness
Miller
Gene Coon
Mo Dorman
R. L. Morten
Joe Trepp
Art Comer
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Kurowski
Thompson
Moore
Triplett
Lakeman
F. McCormick
Beazley
Vander Meer
Shoun
Sears, Stewart and Dunn
Mashall
Mrs. Ughter
John Collins
Chauncey
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Bambino Ruth
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Camilli
Reiser
French
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