Tuesday Results From National and Association Scores
National league results show New York 4 Boston 1 and Detroit 11 Chicago 7 with New York and Philadelphia tying 4 4 and Washington 0. Association games include Minneapolis fi Columbus 5 Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 4 and St Paul 5 Toledo 1 with rain delays and two St Louis games. Thursday schedule features New York at Boston Chicago at Pittsburgh and Detroit at Chicago among others.
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Rules To Draw Grid Game For Soldier Field Night Match
Chicago A U R coaches of the Collegiate All Stars and Green Bay Packers will meet tonight to set rules for the September 1 Soldier Field game. Curly Lambeau threatens protest if George Sauer, ex Nebraskan, is kept out, while last three All Star rules likely guide play under combined codes with goal posts on the goal line and University forward pass regulations.
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Nebraska
Glouster Scout Charter Presented At Tuesday Night
Glouster Scout Commissioner Roy L. Dupler Field Executive Gerald E. Ashwill and Neighborhood Commissioner Phil Robinson attended to award Troop 71 charter at the Methodist Church Tuesday night In Blower s absence Assistant Scoutmaster Bingman received the charter Dupler urged many Scouts to attend Camp Dupler in Athens opening August 26 The Church of Christ Boy Scout troop will receive its charter Sunday at 10 am with Dupler Ashwill and Robinson present All Troop 72 leaders are asked to attend Sunday morning meeting
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Gerald E. Ashwill
Phil Robinson
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Gomez and Lefty Gomez Honor Mother in Westward Funeral Plans
Lefty Gomez pitched through grief as his mother died in Rodeo California just as he joined the Yankees for a doubleheader with the Washington Senators. Manager Joe McCarthy offered options but Gomez chose to pitch, aiming to keep thoughts from overriding his game. The day also featured Red Sox six runs in two innings to win 6-1 over the Athletics, Cubs slipping to Pittsburgh 4-2, Melton guiding Giants past Bees 4-1, Phillies routing Brooklyn 11-1, and Dodgers dropping to eighth with a Cincinnati night win 8-6.
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Reds
Lefty Gomez Returns Home for Mother's Funeral and Pitches 8-0
Ver non Gomez the Yankees ace flew home to attend his mother's funeral in Rodeo California after a successful return from New York. He sobbed after a superb 8-0 win over Washington with three hits allowed. The Yankees rallied late to sweep the doubleheader and end Washington's eight game run.
Yankees Rout Washington in Doubleheader Debacle
In a two game set the Yankees sweep Washington with a 8 7 victory and a 8 0 win. Key players include Gehrig DiMaggio Dickey Hoag and Powell driving multiple runs while Hadley Cohen DeShong and Murphy log mound work for the Nationals. Attendance listed as 25.
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Two Added to Toledo Staff
Dr. Clarence W. Spears announced two additions to the University of Toledo athletic staff. Fred Stalcup becomes first assistant grid coach and director of intramural programs. Dave Brown is named head track coach and freshman football coach. Harold Anderson is retained as basketball coach.
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University of Toledo
Clarence W. Spears
Fred Stalcup
Purdue University
Dave Brown
Toledo Scott High School
Harold Anderson
Lewis to Fight in Heavyweight Debut at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh U P John Henry Lewis the light heavy champion begins heavyweight career tonight at Forbes Field facing Italo Colonnello in a 12 round bout Lewis expected to weigh about 180 pounds as he challenges Joe Louis era heavyweight standard.
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U.P
John Henry Lewis
Joe Louis
Lewis
Italo Colonello
Italy
Forbes Field
Detroit and Chicago clash in 7 inning baseball tilt
Detroit edges Chicago 4 to 3 as Hayes Sewell Appling drive runs and Greenberg Walker Haas Radcliff power the offense. York Greenberg Appling Fox Geh ringer notch three base hits while Coffman earns the win over Whitehead in front of about 7 000 fans.
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Chicago
Hayes
Sewell
Appling
Greenberg
G. Walker
York
Fox
Gehringer
Piet
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Haas
Radcliff
F. Walker
Coffman
Whitehead
Giants Defeat Bees In Eight Inning Win
New York beats Boston 9 to 4 as J Moore Danning and Melton drive runs. Bush starts for Boston, Melton walks, Hite and Hutchinson mix in relief. 3,653 in attendance.
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Pirates Win Again in Chicago and Pittsburgh Tilt
In a double header or combined box, Chicago and Pittsburgh each tally ten runs as Marty and French key batters. Pitchers Brandt Prench Brown strikeouts, with Brendt and Brown delivering multiple hits. Attendance reaches 6,504 as Demaree and Handley contribute defensively.
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Schmeling Arrives To See Louis Farr Bout
Max Schmeling returns to New York to renew talks for a title bout and to attend the Louis Farr fight at Yankee Stadium on August 26. Promoter Mike Jacobs will discuss an October match with the winner of the Louis Farr bout. Jim Londos, former wrestling champion, has just returned to the United States planning a bid to regain his title.
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Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
Yankee Stadium
Mike Jacobs
Schmeling
Louis Farr
Jim Londos
Kress Star in Miller Victory
Ralph Red Kress led the Minneapolis Millers to a 6 to 5 win over the Columbus Red Birds with three hits three RBIs and flawless defense in a pivotal three game series. Teammate Belove Bean started and Walter Tauscher delivered strong relief as the Millers piled 13 hits. Toledo fell to St Paul 5 to 1 as Babe Phelps and Bill Cox limited the Madhens to four hits. Indianapolis edged Kansas City 5 to 4 in 10 innings, while Milwaukee and Louisville split a doubleheader with Milwaukee taking 9 to 4 and Louisville 9 to 0.
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Red) Kress
Washington Senators
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Louisville
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Budge Meets Guernsey In Newport's Tourney
Newport Invitation Tennis moved to the fourth round as Owen Anderson of UCL A upset Hal Surface of Kansas City 3-6 6-4 10-8. Anderson faces Fumitaru Nakano of Japan with other matches including Budge vs Guernsey Hunt vs McDiarmid Yamagishi vs Yamagishi and Parker vs Sabin. A European glass factory plans to make finer edge safety razor blades.
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Kansas City
Owen Anderson
California
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Orlando
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Princeton
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France
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Atlanta
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
John van Ryn
Austin
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Frank Parker
Spring Lake
Wayne Sabin
Bobby Riggs
Europe
Ability To Beat Reds Keeping St. Louis in Race for Pennant
St Louis maintains NL pennant bid by beating Cincinnati 8 to 6 under lights. Bordagaray led a 13 hit attack with four hits and four RBIs as Cards topple Reds. Weiland started, blanked Reds five innings before seventh inning surge. Harrell finished.
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Ray Harrell
Easy Living at Athena opens with Jean Arthur wardrobe tale
The Modernistic comedy Easy Living opens tomorrow at the Athena Theater. Jean Arthur wears fur coats valued over 100000, with one 20000 insured for transport only. Paramount guards the coats on set as the film follows a working girl hit by a $50000 fur and the ensuing fame. Ray Milland and Mary Nash co star. story by Preston Sturges.
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Edward Arnold
Athena Theater
New York
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Paramount
Willard George
Los Angeles
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Travis Banton
Ray Milland
Luis Alberni
Mary Nash
Preston Sturges
Mitchell Leisen
Defending Champions Lose Semi-Pro Game
In Wichita Kansas, the Duncan Cementers, defending champions of the National Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament, fell 4-2 to the Wichita Waters after a day with two favorites moving forward. Enid Eason Oilers routed Charleston Arkansas 7-0, boosting Enid as title front runner, while Buford Georgia defeated Fort Crook Nebraska 17-3.
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Greyhound and Shirley Hanover Seek Grand Circuit Records
Springfield reports Greyhound world champion trotter and Shirley Hanover winner of the Hambletonian Stakes will attempt new marks in the Grand Circuit at the State Fair Friday. Sep Palin, Greyhound's trainer, said the trotter may target a one mile free-for-all trot if conditions permit.
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U.P
Shirley Hanover
Sep Palin
United States Track Stars Dominate Beraso Meet
In Beraso Sweden U P reports US track and field stars won eight first places across events before moving on to other meets.
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Sweden
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United States
Picnic Attended by Union Telephone Employees at Buckeye Lake
Mr Elmer Jones Mrs Sadie Williams Miss Betty Keith and Mr and Mrs G C Lunsford attended the employee picnic of Union Telephone Company held at Buckeye Lake last Thursday.
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Elmer Jones
Sadie Williams
Betty Keith
G. C. Lunsford
Union Telephone Company
Buckeye Lake
Loyal Wo men's Class Meets Friday at Church
The Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ will meet at the church on Friday night. All members are expected to be present.
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Church of Christ
Visit in Maryland Closes as Mrs Mathews Returns Home
Mrs. E. B. Mathews returns to her home after a two week visit in Deale Maryland with Mr and Mrs L E Richardson and family who are vacationing there.
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Glouster
E. B. Matthews
Deale
L. E. Richardson
Mine Worker Suffers Head Injury Leaving Poston 6 Mine
Glouster Stanford Evans of Jacksonville struck his head on timber at the Poston 6 Mine after finishing work Tuesday night. He sustained a long gash on the forehead while leaving the mine.
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Jacksonville
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Kiwanis Committees Named By Glouster Club
The Glouster Kiwanis Club named new officers for the year at a Tuesday gathering in Hotel Gordon. Appointments covered Agriculture through public affairs and good roads with multiple chairmen and members, plus notes on a potential dinner-hour change and an attendance prize to Dan Kovach.
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George Rose
H. F. Kittle
D. P. Morris
C. F. Wallace
W. D. Witham
L. E. Richardson
Roger Kittle
Paul Ullmark
Phil Robinson
William Hughes
E. E. LeFever
Dan Kovach
B. R. Angle
Morris Family Reunion Held at Mt Zion Park Pleasant City
The Morris family held its third annual reunion at Mt. Zion Park in Pleasant City on Sunday August 15. Attendees came from Charleroi Monongahela Belemon Pa Cleveland Akron Mansfield Columbus Newcomerstown and Glouster Ohio. The oldest was Mrs Belle Morris 70 and the youngest Joyce Morris 2. Eighty one people attended. Next year’s reunion will be in Glouster on the third Sunday in August.
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Visitors gather at Faires home this weekend
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faires over Saturday and Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Guy Truax of Bellville and Mr. and Mrs. W C Faires of Zanesville.
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Charles Faires
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Guy Truax
Bellville
W. C. Faires
Zanesville
Williamses announce birth of son Thomas Richard
Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams Jr announce the birth of an eight and a half pound son on Sunday morning The baby is named Thomas Richard Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams Sr of this city maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Schneider of Cleveland
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Thomas Williams, Jr
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Thomas Williams, Sr
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Cleveland
Mrs Joe Thyne Satisfactory Recovery After Appendectomy
Mrs Joe Thyne of Jacksonville underwent an appendectomy at Mercy Hospital Friday. The latest report states she is making a satisfactory recovery.
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Mercy Hospital
Mrs Lunsford Heads Priscilla Class at Methodist Church
Mrs G C Lunsford hosted the Priscilla Class gathering at her home. Officers elected: President Mrs Lunsford, Vice President Mrs Miles Dyer, Secretary Mrs James Vaughn, Treasurer Mrs Ralph Woods. Eighteen members attended with a lunch served by hostesses.
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James Vaughn
Ralph Woods
John Wallace
F. G. Boroff
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