Three Twin Bills Slated With Phillies
Cincinnati's Reds and Philadelphia Phillies begin a three day doubleheader sequence after rainouts. Whitey Moore and Junior Thompson top Reds' pitching plans as they seek wins against Walt Beck and John Padgany. Historic notes include Charlie Root's 199th win and key defensive plays shaping the game.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Whitey Moore
Junior Thompson
Walt Beck
John Padgany
Beck
Podganny
Phils
Thompson
Bucky Walters
Walters
Stan Hack
Jake Mooty
Erickson
Charlie Root
Root
Mooty
Jim Turner
Cub
Hack
Dom Dallessandro
Mike
Frank McCormick
Bill Werber
Cubs
Cavarretta
Augie Galan
Bob Sturgeon
Lonnie Frey
Standings Update From Early Baseball Scores
Baseball standings show multiple games across leagues with teams including St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Chicago Cleveland Detroit Toledo Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City Milwaukee and scores for each pairing. Notable results include Milwaukee at Kansas City six innings enabling KC to catch a train and several two to eight run games across the board.
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Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
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Toledo
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Old-Timers Lead Dodgers in Strong Baseball Roundup
The piece recalls Hooper Speaker and Lewis as the classic Yankee outfield trio and praises their fielding. It also covers pennant races with the Dodgers, Cardinals, Giants, and Browns. highlights pitching by Wyatt, Higbie, and White. and notes Cleveland and Boston standings as the season nears its end.
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Boston
Hooper, Speaker
Lewis
Wyatt
Kirby Highe
Associated Press
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Outield
Henrich
DiMaggio
Keller
Red Sox
Hooper
Speaker
Ruth
Combs
Meusel
Record Field On Hand for Shoot Classic
Vandalia opens the 42nd Grand American Trapshoot with seven national titles at stake. W S Golden Jack Bruns and C E Heaton led the handi cap at 98 of 100 as darkness fell. Karl Maust won the 16 yard open with 200 straight and 241 entries challenged last year.
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Columbus
Jack Bruns
Wood River
Ill
C. E. Heaton
Fairfax
Iowa
Karl Maust
Maust
Thelma Fay Conrad Receives Gift Purse From Hawaii
Chauncey resident Thelma Fay Conrad received a purse sent from Hawaii by her brother Franklin Conrad who has served there the last eighteen months. Franklin is the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Conrad of West Main Street.
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Thelma Fay Conrad
Hawaii
Franklin Conrad
Carl Conrad
W. Main St
League Leaders Across The Major Baseball Circuit
Batting leader Williams of Boston hit 405 runs DiMaggio of New York led in runs with 112 and 112 runs batted in while DiMaggio also topped with 169 hits. Keller of New York led home runs with 29. Spear Koeanen of New York had 114 stolen bases.
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Haas
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Becher
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Torti
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Ed Stevens
Harshney
Christman
Marcum
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Repass
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Toledo
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Brumbeloe
Itcher
Weaver
Boyer
Worsham
Hooper
Speaker
Lewis
Walter Perry Johnson
Tom Henrich
Joe DiMaggio
King Kong Keller
DiMaggio
New York
Boudreau
Cleveland
Travis
Washington
Heath
Keller
Case
Spee Koeanen
Marriage Solemnized in Chauncey at Minister's Home
Pearl Douglas of Shade and Helen Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Smith were married Saturday afternoon at the Chauncey home of Rev Gilbert Courtney Church of Christ. The couple used a single ring ceremony and were unattended.
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Chauncey
Pearl Douglas
Shade
Helen Smith
Ray Smith
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Breezing With Briezt Highlights From Baseball and Racing Circles
New York column notes Jack Dempsey opens a three month circus tour in Bluefield West Virginia. Col Matt Winn guest of honor at Saratoga for a reunion with past Juarez racing associates. NCAA wrestling champ Howard Johnston earned a dairy husbandry PhD from Penn State. Hal Trosky linked to headaches amid Cleveland Indians links. Victor Lombardi shows pitching promise in Johnstown. Hank Bunowski cited for Camp Upton team success. Eddie Lukon impresses in majors debut. Connie Mack says only his son Earl could succeed him.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Jack Dempsey
Cole Brothers Circus
Bluefield
W. Va
Matt Winn
Saratoga
Juarez
Mexico
Howard Johnston
N.C
N.C.A.A. Rasslin
Penn State
Dodgers
Victor Lombardi
Johnstown
Camp Upton
Hank Bunowski
Tigers
Sam
Connie Mack
Don Richmond
Williamsport
Army
Reds
Eddie Lukon
Knoxville
Mebbe Bey Lukon
Bob Feller Beaten Again as Tribe Drops To Third Place
The Indians lost 8-2 to Chicago as Feller gave up 10 hits in seven innings and fell to 10th decision. Milnar also lost in relief while Ted Lyons scattered 10 hits for the White Sox. The defeat drops Cleveland to third place, a fraction ahead of Boston, as Washington faces Gromek in the opener of a home stand.
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Whit Wyatt
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Mort Cooper
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Redskins
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Feller
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Ray Mack
Edgar Smith
Coon and Rutkoskie Tie in Pony Tourney at Athens
Gene Coon and Rich Rutkoskie shared top honors at the Athens Country Club Pony Tournament with net 70 after revised handicaps produced the highest scores yet. Coon posted an 86 gross on 18 holes, Rutkoskie followed with a 75 gross and 70 net, while Bob Nelson, John Newcomb, Dr. L. E. Butts, B. T. Grover and others chased in a high scoring, drama filled event.
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Rich Rutkoskie
Athens Country Club
Coon
Rutkoskie
Bob Nelson
John Newcomb
Dr. L. E. Butts
B. T. Grover
W. H. Oldfield
Dr. Butts
Grover
Newcomb
Jim Boden
L. D. Nelson
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