Breezing Along with Brietz New York Gossip
Gossip notes from New York and college circles. Don MNeill plans a South American tour. Ken Kavanaugh expects to sign with the Chicago Bears after the All Star game. Ace Parker faces another season with the Dodgers. Ted Williams imagines signing with the Dodgers if offered equal contracts.
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Don M’neill
South America
Ken Kavanaugh
Chicago Bears
Tommy Loughran
Philly
Ace Parker
Syracuse
Dodgers
Baseball Dodgers
Ted Williams
The
Brooklyn
Italy Seizes Yankees in Farley Trip Comment
G Albert Mott of Missouri University notes a headline about Italy seizing Yankees and jokes that the presidency isn’t the only thing Jim Farley lost on this trip. While Reds were in Chicago Mrs Gabe Paul, wife of the club secretary, called from Cincinnati seeking a drive over for the series. Gabe declined, and she arrived the next morning.
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Jim Rasmusen
Ironwood
Mich
Daily Globe
G. Albert Mott
Missouri University Sage
Italy
Yankees
Jim Farley
Reds
Chicago
Gabe Paul
Club
Cincinnati
Gabe
Paul
North American Crowns at Stake in Grand American
America's premier clay target artists confront a controversy over reduced shot loads as they compete in a 200 target 16 yard program to decide North American men's, women’s, and professional titles. The Amateur Trapshooting Association cut shell weight to one and one eighth ounces, removing about 40 pellets per shell amid petitions to restore the old load.
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Vandalia
America
Pman Atest Acee Acceet
North America
Amateur
P. O. Harbage
West Jefferson
Fred Tomlin
Classboro
N. J
Star
William Gilbert
Madison
Wis
Millfield Nine Defeats Coonville Sun Day 9-4
Millfield won 9 to 4 over Coonville Sun Day in a free hitting contest. Earich had four hits in five at bats, while B Addis and Lynch added two hits each for the losers. Teams seeking games call Stan Howard at 2481 Millfield Box.
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Millfield
Coonville
Earich
B. Addis
Lynch
Stan Howard
Bryant Rejoins Cubs as Arm Bolsters Return
Clay Bryant, the Chicago Cubs pitcher sidelined all season by an ailing arm, rejoined the club in Chicago after weeks in California and two weeks of sandlot tests. He declared he is ready to pitch now as he resumes his major league duties.
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Zanesville
Clay Bryant
Chicago Cub
Chicago
Bryant
California
Favorites Cup First Matches In Net Tourney
Favorites piled up impressive scores as they rolled ahead in the National Public Parks tennis tournament in Cincinnati. Women’s matches and men’s doubles sparked second day action. Notable matchups featured Mrs. Marcel Weiss Parker versus Mrs. Henrietta Trankle, while Richard McKee met Joseph Turski in singles. Willis Anderson defeated John Hewitt in straight sets as Herbert Peck fell to Harry Zink after five sets.
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Cincinnati
Marcel Weiss Parker
Henrietta Trankle
Buffalo City
Richard McKee
Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph Turski
Buffalo
Willis Anderson
Los Angeles
John Hewitt
Georgetown
Herbert Peck
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Harry Zink
Steubenville
Youngstown
Brews Face Cellar Battle in Prospect of Standings
Milwaukee, ranked fifth in the American Association, must surge from the cellar as they host seventh-place Indianapolis in a double header and single game later this week. Indianapolis leads by five games. last night Earl Caldwell pitched the Indians to a 3–0 win. Ernie White beat St Paul 4–1. Kansas City won 6–3 over Louisville. Minneapolis beat Toledo 6–4 in the opener of a doubleheader halted by curfew after the Hens trailed 7–2.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
American Association
Brewers
Indianapolis
Indians
Earl Caldwell
Ernie White
Columbus
St. Paul
The
Birds
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Huck Geary
Mike Naymick Too Big for Marines
Wilkes-Barre Eastern League pitcher Mike Naymick, linked to the Cleveland Indians, tried to enlist at a Marine recruiting office but was rejected for being 6 feet 7.5 inches tall with size 16 feet. Sergeant William W. C. Black cited overheight and oversize feet as the reason.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mike Naymick
U. S
Naymick
Cleveland Indians
William W. C. Black
Fight Results Roundup From Four Cities
Chicago saw Eddie Camp win on points over Billy Miske Jr. in a featherweight contest. Pittsburgh featured Charley Burley outpointing Kenny LaSalle over ten rounds. In Des Moines Le Savold stopped Bob Nestel in the third round. San Francisco hosted Fred Apostoli who outpointed Willard Hogue over ten rounds.
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Chicago
Eddie Camp
Billy Miske, Jr
St. Paul
Pittsburgh
Charley Burley
Kenny LaSalle
Elizabeth
N. J
Des Moines
le Savold
Bob Nestel
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Fred Apostoli
Willard
Big Boy) Hog
Tillet Beats Stromberg In Lawrence Wrestling Meet
Maurice Tillet known as The Angel defeated Rudy Stromberg in two straight falls in Lawrence Massachusetts in a 275 pound versus 225 pound match. Dejan sent to Birmingham farm system by Reds after a $35,000 purchase, subject to recall.
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REDS
Dejan
Cincinnati
Mike Dejan
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
National results show New York 9 Cincinnati 2, Boston 3 Pittsburgh 0 with only scheduled games. American action lists Boston 16 Cleveland 7 and Detroit at New York postponed by rain. others also postponed or moved. Association results include Columbus 4 St Paul 1 and Kansas City 6 Louisville 3 among late-season standings. Tomorrow’s schedule features New York at Cincinnati and Boston at Pittsburgh among 10 matchups across leagues.
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New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Stars
Washington
Tion Assocta
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Association St. Paul
National
Neene
Newark New Ene
Louie
Owennee
Aican Club
Chica
Newark
St. Auwensne
Philadelphia Club
Oweee
Ee Ewe
Indiana Enews
Athens Anglers Land Big Bass from Lake Demont
Four Athens fishermen George Banks John Algeo O T Williams and John Rose fished Lake Demont in Quebec for a week and returned with nearly fifty fish including great northern pike and bass. The bass average around two pounds, with six between four and five pounds, and the group says the bass were the fightingest they ever faced.
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Athens
Canada
Lake Demont
Quebec
George Banks
John Algeo
O. T. Williams
John Rose
Canadian
Mangrum Wins Mahoning Open In Windy Play
Lanky Ray Mangrum unattached from Pittsburgh pocketed 150 top money in the Mahoning Open golf tourney at Youngstown. He shot 69 68 137 seven under par on soggy greens, 32s each nine holes, beating Billy Burke of Cleveland by three strokes after Burke posted 68 72 140.
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Youngstown
Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
Mangrum
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Fischessor Wins Cincinnati Open Golf Crown
Cincinnati Today reports Don Fischessor, a 26 year old local pro, won the Cincinnati Open with rounds of 68 70 138 four under par to easily lead the field. He emphasized starting early and staying ahead throughout the tournament.
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Cincinnati
Don Fischessor
Fischessor
Chauncey announces daughter Sadie Smith wed in Greenup Ky
Mr and Mrs John Smith Chauncey announce the marriage of their daughter Sadie to Robert Smith of Haydenville son of Mrs Wilbur Langshore of Galena Ohio. The ceremony took place on July 13 1940 at Greenup Kentucky.
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Chauncey
John Smith
Sadie
Robert Smith
Haydenville
Wilbur Langshore
Galena
Ohio
Greenup
Dinner Guests in Chauncey Honor Mrs Brad Field
Mrs Isabel Brad field of Chauncey entertained Sunday at her home with dinner guests including Mrs Elizbeth Koenig of Murray City Jack Wallace of Lewisburg W Va Thomas Dawson of Columbus and Dr and Mrs C N Sanders and sons Bob and Bill of Millfield
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Chauncey
Isabel Bradfield
Elizabeth Koenig
Murray City
Jack Wallace
Lewisburg
W. Va
Thomas Dawson
Columbus
Reds Bow To Giants In Half Game Margin Narrowing
In Cincinnati the Reds failed to extend their NL lead as the Giants, led by Carl Hubbell, toppled Derringer and teammates. Demaree, McCarthy and Danning helped New York score and the Reds stranded 13 runners. Final 9-0 for New York with Derringer charged for the loss.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Junior Thompson
Giants
Bill Lohrman
New Yorkers
Rhinelanders
Paul Derringer
Elmer Riddle
Der
Demaree
Ae McCarthy
Danning
Ott
Cuccinello
Ae Witek
Hubbell
Tote Ucaneccam
Weber
Goodman
F. McCormick
Lombardi
Wisen
Sseentice Ee
Arnovich
M. McCormick
OB Sucesdee
Derringer
Rigtis
Shoffner
Wonnekens
Hutchings
Riddle
Deneer
Moore
McCarthy
Odt
Man
Witek
Baker
Rucker
Joost
Lower Plains Class Is Entertained at Rag-Tacking Party
Members of the Mother's Bible Class of Zion Church Lower Plains gathered at Mrs. Sybil Dicken's home for a rag-tacking party to benefit the class fund. Parish president Hazel Luman read a note of appreciation from Mrs. Barker, who was remembered in the hospital, with many members listed as present.
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Chauncey
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Sybil Dicken
Hazel Luman
Barker
Adrian Moore
Opal McHarg
Mabel Swartz
Imogene Calendine
Grace
Hart Family Dinner Gathered Guests In South Bloomingville Ohio
Samuel Waymer and children Pauline Armedia and Donna with Mr and Mrs Cecil Hart and son Floyd traveled to South Bloomingville Ohio for a Sunday dinner at the home of Mrs Waymer's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Rufus Hart. Also joining were Mr and Mrs Lewis Hart and daughter Geneva and grandson Bobby Shields of Dover Township who spent the day there.
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Chauncey
Samuel Waymer
Pauline
Armedia
Donna
Cecil Hart
Floyd
Juanita Hart
South Bloomingville
Ohio
Waymer
Rufus Hart
Lewis Hart
Geneva
Bobby Shields
Dover Township
Millfield residents visit Eddie Russell at Minerva
Fred Russell Sr and family along with Gerald Nile, Roy Buchaus, and William and Bert Smith of Millfield spent Sunday visiting Eddie Russell who is with Wade Carnival in Minerva. Roy Buchaus, a Princeton Ill student at Eastern State Teachers College in Richmond Ky, where William and Bert Smith study, vacations at the Smith home in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Fred Russell
Gerald Nile
Roy Buchaus
William
Bert Smith
Millfield
Eddie Russell
Wade
Minerva
Princeton
Ill
Eastern State Teachers College
Richmond
Smith
Chauncey Girl Heads to Nurse Training in Columbus
Chauncey Miss Amy Jo Sanders, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carson Sanders Jr of Millfield, a Chauncey Dover High School and Ohio University alumna, left for Columbus to enter nurse training at St Francis Hospital. She was accompanied by her mother who returned Tuesday night. Argentina ranks second globally in wheat exports.
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Chauncey
Amy Jo Sanders
Carson Sanders, Jr
Millfield
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ohio University
Columbus
St. Francis Hospital
League Leaders Batter and Pitching Highlights
Batting leaders include Radcliff of St Louis with 362 runs, Berg of Detroit 104 RBIs, Cramer of Boston 155 hits, and Foxx of Boston 33 home runs. Pitcher Newsom of Detroit leads with 152 wins as the season progresses.
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Radcliff
St. Louis
Williams
Boston
Greenberg
Detroit
Cramer
Boudreau
Cleveland
Finney
Keller
New York
McCosky
Foxx
Case
Washington
Newsom
Large Entry on Hand for Athens County Fair Races
The Athens County Fair races draw a record-hand entry with 80 trotters and pacers already entered for Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Nine races offer $250 purses each plus a $10 track record incentive. Steve Grattan driven by Dana Ellis features in key events with strong rivals expected. All races start at 1:30 pm daily and may be split due to TA rules allowing only 12 starters per race.
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Athens County Fair
Athens County
Dwight H. Rutherford
Athens
United Trotting Association
Steve Grattan
Dana Ellis
McConnelsville
Chauncey Dover Board Moves to Close Two Small Schools
Chauncey-Dover Exempted Village Board of Education and parents agreed to close Bailey Run and Morristown one room schools for the coming term. The district will transfer most pupils to Chauncey schools with several families opting for Millfield, and Little Sand Ridge students will continue to Chauncey. The board approved enhanced bus insurance and anticipated hiring for drivers, janitors, an attendance officer, and a secretary.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Sand Ridge
Millfield
Bailey Run
Morristown
Little Sand Ridge
Little Sand
Sugar Creek
Visits in Chauncey during Smoky Mountains trip tale
Dr and Mrs Bernard Syx and son John plus Mrs John Peters stopped in Chauncey while en route home to Toledo after a seven day motor trip through the Great Smoky Mountains and Washington DC They spent the weekend with Dr Syx's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs John Ley Sycamore St Paul Ley returned from a two week stay in Toledo with his grandmother Anna Syx.
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Chauncey
Bernard Syx
John
John Peters
Toledo
Great Smoky Mountains
Washington D. C
Syx
John Ley
Sycamore
Paul Ley
Anna Syx
Sunday Visitation Highlights Local Families
Earl Nelson Chauncey and Elwood Nelson Dexter hosted dinner guests on Sunday. W. W. Singer Lester Rapp and Mrs. E. O. Rapp Mansfield visited Mrs. Carson Sanders Jr. Millfield, with outings to Old Man's Cave. Rev. Gilbert Courtney Jr.'s ill son Gilbert III is recovering. Floyd Courtney Columbus joined relatives in Chauncey Church of Christ services.
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Wiley Ryan
Chauncey
Stanley Ryan
Fisher
Janice
Helen Ryan
W. W. Singer
Lester Rapp
E. O. Rapp
Mansfield
Rapp
Carson Sanders
Millfield
Carson Sanders, Jr
John Shafer
Chauncey Church of Christ
Birthday Dinner Is Held for Thos Lowery
Chauncey hosts a surprise birthday dinner for Thomas Lowery on Saturday followed by ice cream. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowery and grandchildren, plus relatives from Chauncey Nelsonville Buchtel Kingfisher Okla. visiting two weeks with Mrs. Nice and Mrs. Whitlatch.
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Chauncey
Thomas Lowery
Bob
Donna Ward
Wayne Nice
Ada
Clyde, Blaine
Oklahoma
Maude Hunter
Luella Whitlatch
Lucille Cullison
Nelsonville
Basil Whitlatch
Jackie Dean
Archie Rumfield
Earl Ward
Middleport
Stanley Richardson
Billie Lee
Buchtel
Kingfisher
Okla
Stroke News Hits Chauncey Resident Michael Cavanaugh
Michael Cavanaugh, a former Chauncey and Jacksonville resident and uncle of Opal Ley, suffered a stroke and is in serious condition at his Toledo home. He is the brother of Mrs. Anna Syx formerly of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Michael Cavanaugh
Jobs
Jacksonville
Anna Syx
Toledo
Opal Ley
Tribe Banks On Feller To Halt Slump
Boston game sees Bob Feller pitched to arrest a skid for Cleveland as he aims for his 22nd win and to settle scores with Red Sox ace Jack Wilson. Cleveland homers by Hal Trosky Roy Weatherly and Jeff Heath power a 16 7 rout that keeps them three games back of Detroit.
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Indians
Bob Feller
Feller
Jack Wilson
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Sox
Oscar Vitt
Vitt
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Joe Dobson
Johnny Humphries
Cal Dorsett
Bobby Doerr
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Roy Weatherly
Jeff Heath
Joe Heving
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Hale
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Plains
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Marty
Rommel
Lendance
Hubbard
Atot
Matt Kutta
Haddox
B. Nelson
Ross
the Plains
Hockingglass
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Hawk
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Walker Knocks Out Boyd in Columbus Rematch
Buddy Walker of Columbus defeated Bill Boyd of Baltimore in a scheduled 10 round bout, scoring a first round lead then stopping Boyd two minutes 20 seconds into the second round. Walker weighed 190 pounds, Boyd two pounds lighter, and Walker eyed tougher foes including Arturo Godoy.
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Baltimore
Buddy Walker
Columbus
Arturo Godoy
Walker
Bill Boyd
Maryland
Boyd
Baron Home Visit Includes Guests From Local Families
Cyril Lenhard of Parkersburg visited Chauncey on Saturday and returned with Mr. and Mrs. Oat Wess who spent the weekend with Tonnie Baron and his family. Also present were Miss Kathryn Baron and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rowley, and Tonnie Baron brought Mr. and Mrs. Vess home on Monday.
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Chauncey
Cyril Lenhard
Parkersburg
Learned to Return to Alameda After Ohio Visit
CHAUNCEY E. H. Bert Learned ends visit in Millfield and heads to Alameda California. En route he will attend the Spanish American War Veterans encampment in Detroit. He is accompanied to Columbus by his sisters Mrs. Jane Matson and Mrs. Mabel Smith who joined relatives for the weekend.
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Chauncey
E. H
Bert) Learned
Millfield
Alameda
Calif
Detroit
Columbus
Jane Matson
Mabel Smith
Grangers to Meet Chauncey Tonight at Tarleton Home
Dover Grange will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the home of Earl Tarleton on Ellis Avenue. Local members gather for a community session with Chauncey as the evening's focus.
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Chauncey
Dover
Earl Tarleton
Ellis Ave
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