Breezing With Brietz: scattered sports notes and rumors
Southern California holds big talk on Howard Jones Rose Bowl prospects while Captain Gar Davidson’s orders to Cornell are canceled and he will remain in regular army duty. Bob Smith the trainer is treated after Saratoga incidents. Lawson Little struggles for National Open, Bil Hayes to umpire at Wichita. Charlie Keller’s batting worries fans. Robert E. Hooey weighs in on Women’s Series timing in Cleveland pennant chatter. Nocturnal Series games seen as likely. Jimmy Dykes confronted by old interview critics as season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
New York
California
Howard Jones
Trojans
Gar Davidson
Army Grid
Hawaii
Cornell Engineering School
Army
Bob Smith
Saratoga
Lawson Little
Bil Hayes
Barrington
NHL
Wichita
Charlie Keller
65 Year Old Texas Veteran Wins Grand American Trap Championship
Forest McNeil of Houston, Texas, captures the North American trapshooting title with a perfect 200 straight, earning the championship long sought after since 1920 and 1935. The event at the Grand American drew attention to McNeil’s heroism and endurance, including prior injuries and a Carnegie medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Fritz, Howell
Vandalia
Forest McNeil
Houston
Tex
Lela Hall
Strasburg
Fred Tom
Jim
Glassboro
N. J
McNeir
Shower for Miss Elizabeth Rupe in Chauncey
A prenuptial surprise shower was given Monday at 4 o clock for Miss Elizabeth Rupe of Chauncey. Her upcoming marriage to Robert Atbell of Nelsonville is expected this week. Guests included Mary Azbell and many others. gifts and refreshments were shared.
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Canute
Elizabeth Rupe
Chauncey
Robert Atbell
Nelsonville
Mary Azbell
Glenna Azbell
Margaret Jackson
Alice ‘Richardson
Dorothy Jane
McCafferty
Ethel Henry
Marilyn ¢ Parry
Geraldine Parry
Jeanette Blackford
Mary Helen Sweeney
Betty Green
Two Athens Women Win Golf Prizes at Jackson Club
Mrs. Art Comer won low gross in the second flight and Mrs. John Algeo took low net in the same flight. Other Athens players included Mrs. Roy Shirley Mrs. Ernie Algeo Mrs. Rd Studer and Mrs Mike Heaney. A Blind Bogey is scheduled for the women today.
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Art Comer
John Algeo
Athens
Jackson Country Club
Bill Holland
Union
Max Jones
Floodwood
Holland
Bill
Hermi Williams
Carl Snedden
Robin Gardner
B. T. Grover
League Leaders and Navy News From Chauncey
League leaders led by Radcliff Williams Greenberg Foxx and Mize appear in a scattered stats list. Chauncey news notes Chauncey residents Chauncey Chauncey Chauncey as Chauncey residents join Navy enlistment. Funeral and family visits wrap reports from Logan Caldwell and Chauncey.
Reds and Indians rally to wins over Dodgers and Giants
Cincinnati leads the league by five and a half games as Whitey Moore helps the Reds beat the Giants, with St Louis also defeating the Dodgers. Warren Giles notes the Reds’ home strength as they push toward the pennant amidst a 10-day stretch and 17 remaining home games. Lew Riggs, Lonnie Frey and Frank McCormick drive the decisive ninth inning scoring in a 2-2 tie turned 2-? victory. Ott, MeCarthy, Werber and Goodman contribute key hits.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Dodgers
Whitey “Moore
Hal Schumacher
Cardinals
St Touts
Reds
Warren C. Giles
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Lew Riggs
Lee Gambie
Junior Thompson
Bill Werber
Lonnie Frey
Riggs
Ival Goodman
Frey
Frank McCormick
Goodman
Thompson
New York
al Rucker
Moore
Joost
New
Ken Keltner Delivers 22nd Victory For Feller And Indians
Ken Keltner powered the Cleveland Indians to a late rally against the Boston Red Sox, homering in the eighth to spark a 6 6 victory. Bob Feller earned his 22nd win as Cleveland extended its American League lead, with key plays by Lou Boudreau and Hal Trosky helping seal the win in front of a Bay-area crowd.
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Boston
Cleveland Indians
Ken Keltner
New York Yankees
Keltner
Indians
Red Sox
Yanks
Detroit
Clevelands
Kellner
Bob Feller
Campbell
Tolle Hemsley
Jeff Heath
Feller
Ben Chapman
Emerson Dickman
Roy Weatherly
Chapman
Lou Boudreau
Hal Trosky
Beau Bell
Cleveland
Hash
Vander Meer and minors strong in shutout win sweep
Johnny Vander Meer continued his comeback in the American Association with an 8 to 0 victory over Milwaukee despite nine walks. Red Barrett also pitched well as Cleveland’s top pitcher shut out Milwaukee 4 to 0. Minneapolis swept Toledo 10 to 4 then 3 to 2 in a doubleheader. Columbus crushed St Paul 18 to 4 after a 4-1 lead. The night’s action featured heavy scoring late as the Birds surged with six runs in the fifth and eleven more afterward.
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Associated Fess
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Indians
Red Barrett
Brewers
Minneapolis
Toledo
John Lindell
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
St.Paul
Saints
The
Birds
Changes in Dover Schools Contemplate Closures and Reassignments
An adjourned Chauncey-Dover Board of Education meeting voted to close Sand Ridge School and move students to East Millfield. Plans include evaluating West Millfield and East Millfield attendance for primary and upper grades, leasing a second 36 passenger bus, hiring drivers and janitors, and coordinating with Millfield residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Sand Ridge
East Millfield
C.D. McClanahan
Millfield
West ‘Aillfield
West Milleta
Second View
Trans[port
Sugar’ Creek
Gertrude Smith
Sugar Creek
Edward Cole
Abe Rankin
West Millfield
Ralph Goldsberry
Raymond “Walker
Homer
Shields
Clarence Black
Ford
Miss Ethel Henry Farewell Party Before Columbus Training
Dorothy Jane McCafferty hosted a garden party at her parents home on E Main St honoring Miss Ethel Henry who plans to enter training at St Francis Hospital in Columbus. The event featured games contests and a refreshment spread served by Mrs McCafferty. Attendees included Ethel Henry Mary Carolyn Bricker Betty Jane Courtney Doris Bryson Alice Richardson Marilyn Parry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smallmeer
Dorothy Jane McCafferty
Clarence McCafferty
E. Main St
Ethel Henry
Miss Henry
Columbus
St. Francis Hospital
McCafferty
Mary Carolyn Bricker
Betty Jane Courtney
Doris Bryson
Alice Richardson
Marilyn Parry
Dorothy Elaine
Wilson June Davis
Dorothy Jane McClerty
Austin Palmer
John Simbers
Jack Dickerson
Jack Ley
Charles H. Courtney
Hodge Selberg
Fred Russell
Haze McCafferty
Alpha Beckle
Standings and Thursday schedule from yesterday's results
National results crown Cincinnati over New York 3 2 and Pittsburgh 6 over Boston 3. Philadelphia 0 at Chicago 3. St Louis 6 over Washington 3. Columbus 18 over St Paul 4. Minneapolis 10 3. Toledo 4 2. Indianapolis 4 0. Thursday slate includes Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at St Paul Indianapolis at Kansas City Louisville at Milwaukee.
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Insterday
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Ehicason
Pladelphia
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphi
National Club
St.Louis
Aliwaul
Mingus Family Reunion Held in Chauncey
Annual Mingus family reunion took place in Chauncey on Sunday August 18 at the home of Alice Joho with 63 relatives in attendance. The event featured a noon dinner, speeches, and a program chaired by Hiram Mingus of near Chauncey with many members listed as attendees from multiple states.
19 Year Old Jockey Nears 20000 In Winnings This Year
Cleveland reports 19 year old jockey Earl John Dew, nicknamed Butch, has tallied 65 Thistledown wins this season and near 20000 in earnings across Thistledown Santa Anita and other tracks. Track officials note his record pace and performance. Dew is praised by his boss California Fort Beenley for his manners and work ethic.
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Cleveland
Ind
Aew
Earl John Dew
Thistledown
Dew
W. Lloyd Taylor
Rockingham
Butch
Thistle
Santa Anita
California Fort Beenley
Baseball score and pitching details from a midweek game
The write up lists players and stats from a game between St Paul and Columbus. It notes hits by Barton Walker Triplett Stumpf Newman and Repass, errors by several players, and pitching lines for Sherrill Welland Earley Johnson Barrett Reis and others. Time 2:33 with Sherrill as winner and Farley as loser.
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Dittard
Fleming
Morgan
Engish
Stumpf
Clifford
Els
Re . Welland
Hitchcock
Buch English
Regine
Cooper Repass
Hitch
Barton
Walker
Triplett
Newman
Sooper
Earley
Cooper
Repass
Sturdy
Regino
Bejma
Bucher
St. Paul
Columbus
Burley
Johnson
Barrett
Sherrill
Welland
Reis
Favorites Cup pet Matches Highlight Longwood Doubles Day
BROOKLINE MASS Though much of the water in men's and women's divisions for the national doubles tennis tournament was squeezed out during opening matches both fields looked soggy as they prepared for second round at Longwood The featured men s pairing Wilmer Allison Johnny Van Ryn champions seeded with Jack Kramer Ted Schras der were expected to provide excitement while top twins Frank Parker and Don McNeill faced easier tasks Columbus heavyweight Jack Buddy Walker who knocked out Wild Bill Boyd in Baltimore signed to meet Eddie Simms in Cincinnati Aug 28 Walker has defeated Simms twice
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Jack Kramer
Montabello
Calif
Ted Schresder
Los Angeles
Frank Parker
Beverly Hills
Don McNeill
Oklahoma ‘City
Dover Population Increased by Four
CHAUNCEY With the arrival of four new babies the population was increased in this vicinity the last week. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Russell Marguerite Avis Kilpatrick and has been named Judith Marlowe. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson (Dorothy Smith) at Bailey Run and named Leroy Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gabriel (Geneva Pearl Weekley) announce the birth of son Garry Elmer Tuesday Aug. 13. Mr. and Mr. John Carter (Dosha Gill) of near Chauncey are parents of a son born Friday Aug. 16. RETURN FROM VISIT ard Tarleton and son Jimmy returned Monday from Caldwell where they have been since Thursday. Tommy Tarleton remained for the week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Butler. FULTONS TO MEET CHAUNCEY Fulton family reunion will be held Sunday Aug. 25 at the Athens Fairgrounds. All members and friends of the family are invited. ENTERTAIN GUESTS CHAUNCEY Me and Mrs uss 3raham Chauncey entertained their weekend guests Mr. and Mrs Nathan Brewer of Columbus. Miss Sabelle Graham Chauncey has returned from a two weeks visit to Columbus with her sisters Mrs Robert Garrison and Mrs Nathan Brewer. Experts rank the 2 variet headaches as next to the common cold in causing the greatest loss to business efficiency.
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Chauncey
Earl Tarleton
Jimmy
Caldwell
D. E. Tarleton
Delbert Butlerson
Tommy
Tarleton
Ashworth
Silver Moon Park
Jackson County
Oon
Ohn Ashworth
Ruth
Morgan
Mary Jo
Lox Fan Ashworth
Jerry
Dormer ‘Ashworth
Find
Edward Westial
Chester Imes
Don A
Martha Imes
Marie ‘Arthur
Charles’ Anderson
George Ashworth
Stanley
Chicago
Oren Wiseman
Phyilis
Evin
George. Ash_“cailaren
Vincent
Gailas
Frank Dosgan
Donald, Everett
Juanita
Misa
Mary’ Shaner
Woodrow Ashworth
Ruby Todd
Mary Elizabeth
Daytons
Esta" Lahugh
Athens
Emma Rankin
John’ Rankin
John Richard
Milfeld
Frank Ferrer
Mary Lou
Susie
Sally Arin
George Russell Marguerite Avis Kilpatrick
Judith Marlowe
John Jackson
Dorothy Smith
Bailey Run
Leroy Madson
Guy Gabriel
Geneva Pearl Weekley
Garry Elmer
John Carter
Dosha Gill
Near Chauncey
Ard Tarleton
Tommy Tarleton
Delbert Butler
Fulton
Athens Fairgrounds
Nathan Brewer
Columbus
Sabelle Graham
Sstera
Robert Garrison
Nathan Breet
Unclear Fragment Sparks Discussion About Names and Posts
Fragmentary text hints at humor and social tension around names and status, mentioning upper and 104 in a casual, possibly satirical tone. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities emerge to anchor a fuller summary.
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Brietz
Robert E. Hooey
Ohio State Journal
Woma
RED Face Dept
Jimmy Dykes
Yankees
McNeil
Carnegie
Hell
Mr. McNeir
Trier
Western Auto
Radcliff
Suns
Williams
Greenberg
Cramer
Boudreau
Cleveand
Finney
McPeete Tree Fork
Foxx
Case
Newsom
National
Rowell
Rons-Prey
F. McCormick
Cincinnat
Cincinn
Ross
Mize
St Louis
Reese
Brook Tym
Fitsimmons
NAVY
Franklin Conrad
Carl 'Conrad
U. S. Navy
Lancaster
Mildred Conrad
Dorothy Staley
Ruth Smith
Axand
Gees Clary
Viola Sanders
Stella” Cunningham
Iris
Charles Carr
Esther Ferrer
Cleo Pencelli
Cynthia Earns
Logan
Dora Evans
Packers
Han Se. Catt
Green Bay Packers
Husky
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago Tribune
Associated Newspaper
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Green Bay
Dover
Jack
Chauncey District
Tim
Ieee
Paige
Eaves
Eerie
Perl
Ieee Eae
Sunday Mingus Fami
Mingus
Alice Joho
Julia Ming
Sand Rage
Im Atten
Etting
Nce
Goreland
Homer” Jonnaon
Hiram Mingus
Near Gha
Zane
Fred
James
Carer Mingus
Harvey Florence
Marjorie
Nestes
Welter’ Brown
Jelaren
Treads
McConkey
James" Johnson
Frank
Ray Johnson
Athen
Ira Neo Blower
Emidre
Herrngs
Jana “Ites
Cec Keir
Mule
Menaenkey Ray
Lanke
Deushier
Nancy’ Kay
Green
Son i
Sulaingur
En Carroll
Tippet
Firs
Dan Donngon
Unkle Han
Dowaxce Goodrich Silvertowns
Roy's Auto Supply
Oni 10
GMC
Gmcs
Budegmc
Buick Company
Ourt and Carpenter Sts
GMC Trucks
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