Roosevelt Raceway meets eyed with breakeven odds
Mutuels must take in 50000 nightly if the trotting meet at Roosevelt Raceway breaks even. Judge Landis clamps down on open betting in bleachers. Football Dodgers may add two halfbacks possibly Nile Kinnick and Bonnie Banks M Fadden. Hitter scores winning run after long hit rolls into dog house. Big Ten ticket sales up ten percent. Illinois orders 367 Notre Dame game. Frank Kimbrough predicts Texas A&M repeat as SWC champs. Dempsey buttons Roosevelt support. Buddy Knox set for Hollywood start.
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New York
Roosevelt Raceway
Judge Landis
Southern Association
Football Dodgers
Nile Kinnick
Harvard Law School
Bonnie Banks M'Fadden
Clemson
Notre Dame
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Frank Kimbrough
Hardin-Simmons
Texas Aggies
Jarrin
John
Jack
Aggies
Grand American Handicap Draws Wide Field for $10,000 Shoot
In Vandalia a large field of about 900 scattergun marksmen competed for $10,000 in the Grand American Handicap. The trapshoot title was claimed by a 14 year old boy and a 70 year old man amid a diverse mix of contestants including millionaires laborers and farmers.
Thrills at Athens County Fair Horse Races
My Lady Guy driven by Fred Swope wins the 2:18 trot after a slow start as crowds of about 400 watch from the grandstand with several hundred more along the rail. Other races see Single Patchen, Henry Direct, and Single Bob contend for top honors in 2:14 and 2:20 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Lady Guy
Fred Swope
Catherine Ladd
Patchen
Karns
Cecil van
Henry Direct
Single Bob
R.g
Metzger
Sun Maid
B.m
Urban
Billy McKinny
B.g
Wolfe
Peter Adsit
Harter
Alta S
Roush
Hubert
Bob
Wells
Black Volo
Blk.m
Blizzard
Newhart
Swope
Joy Win
Jay Scott
Br.g
Evilsizer
Betty Perdew
Todd
Guy Henley
R. Newhart
Red Aster
S.g
Allen
Todd McKinny
Rosalie
Willis
J. B. Worthy
Henderson
Trouble Direct
Denny
Parker M Neill In Semifinals
Top seed Frank Parker of Beverly Hills and Don McNeill of Oklahoma City reached the semifinals for the second straight year in the national doubles tennis tournament. They were paired against California’s Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder, No. 3 in the draw. Mary Arnold and William Talbert defeated Helen Jacobs and McNeill in mixed doubles 7 5 4 6 6 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Frank Parker
Beverly Hills
Calif
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
California
Jack Kramer
Ted Schroeder
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
William Talbert
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
McNeill
Miller Wins Preliminary Handicap Shooting Title
Roy W. Miller, 45, a rural mail carrier from Grove City Minnesota, won the preliminary handicap title in a shooting event. He scored a perfect 100 from the 20 yard line, the second time ever such a score was recorded in the preliminaries. Miller had planned not to enter after a poor start but was persuaded by Ray Zweiner of Blooming Prairie Minnesota to compete. Another 100 in the preliminaries was set by Jean Pope of East Moline Illinois in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Miller
Grove City
Minn
Miller
Ray Zweiner
Blooming Prairie
Ray
Jean Pope
East Moline
The Plains Sluggers Defeat Sugar Grove 9 to 1
The Plains Winner opened against Sugar Grove All-Stars with 16 base hits and 9 runs to win 9-1. Had dox went 4 for 5 with a home run, Woody Wills hit the longest ball, and Don Nelson was 3 for 5 with four RBIs. Nelson and Kestival backed by Nelson and Kestival. Leonard pitched for Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Sugar Grove
Haddox
Woody” Wills
Don Nelson
Bob Nelson
Matt Kutta
Daubermore
Logan
Nelson
Kestival
Leonard
Thomas
Plains Red Birds
Stockport
Montgomery Named Groveport Coach After Bobcats Stint
Johnny Monk Montgomery, former Ohio University Bobcats quarterback and Little All-American finalist, will coach Groveport High School this fall. He succeeds Fred Hamrick after three years at OHIO and two years as a quarterback standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny “Monk” Montgomery
Ohio University
Bobcats
Collyer
Groveport High School
Montgomery
Fred Hamrick
Opportunity for Independent Business in Athens Territory
Experienced house to house salespersons are invited to join a factory cooperative plan. Exclusive Athens territory now open to sell an outstanding electrical household appliance. Company, 25 years old, supports individuals operating independently to build earnings.
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Athens
Baseball standings and results from yesterday
National League games include Cincinnati 3 Boston 2, Chicago 5 Brooklyn 0, New York 5 Pittsburgh 4 in 12 innings, and Detroit 9 Boston 8 in 10. St Louis 9 Philadelphia 0, St Louis 8 Philadelphia 4. Chicago at Washington postponed by rain. Association table shows Columbus 7 5, Minneapolis 4 3, Milwaukee 10 Louisville 9. St Paul 1 Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
America
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Association Columbus
Minneapolis
People City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Matchups List for Major League Baseball Touring Schedule
Teams draw up a road slate featuring Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburgh Cleveland New York Detroit Boston St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Washington Columbus St Paul Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Club
Cincinnati
Brooklyn New
New York
T. Louisaaeeenee
Chicago
Cone
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Anne
Boston
TION
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Reds Edge Bees in Ninth Inning for Lead Increase
Cincinnati defeats Boston 3 to 2 driven by Bill Werber's ninth inning homer. Walters and Strincevich duel until Werber's blast breaks the tie as Harry Craft adds a two run single. West homers for Boston, but Cincinnati holds 10 left on base.Attendance listed as 5,179 and 6,000 girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelanders
Paul Derringer
Boston
Jim Tobin
Bees
Reds
Bill Werber
Bucky Walters
Nick Strincevich
Brooklyn
Chicago
Max West
Walters
Werber
Harry Craft
Strincevich
Poa Mon
Nuduncis
Cooney
Rowell
Lere
Miller
West
Craft
Ross
Myers
Frey
Cincinnati
Itcher
Stincevich
Lomidi
Dunn
Magerkurth
Stewart
League Leaders and batting pitching totals recap
The records show Radcliff of St Louis leading with 357 runs scored while Williams of Boston tops runs with 102. Greenberg of Detroit drives in 106 and Cramer of Boston has 162 hits. Foxx of Boston hits 33 homers and Case of Washington swipes 27 bases. Newsom of Detroit is 15 2 as a pitcher. Rowell of Boston hits .332. Frey of Cincinnati has 88 runs, Mize of St Louis 95 RBI with McCormick of Cincinnati. McCormick leads doubles 34 and Ross of Boston has 12 triples. Mize also leads the home runs while Reese of Brooklyn steals 15 bases. Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn is 12 2 as a pitcher.
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Radcliff
St. Louis
Williams
Boston
Greenberg
Detroit
Cramer
McCosky
Foxx
Case
Washington
Newsom
Rowell
Frey
Cincinnati
Mize
F. McCormick
McCormick
Cincnnati
Ross
Glouster Social Notes Share Visits and Travels
Lawrence Ley travels to Washington and to Deal Maryland for ten days with the L. E. Richardsons. Clark West attends his granddaughter’s Columbus wedding and stays with Wil bert West. Henry Marquis hosts visitors including B F Eddy, while local gatherings include Cun ningham and Pico households hosting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ley
Washington, D. C
L. E. Richardsons
Deal
L. S. Thompson
Agar
South Dakota
Clark West
Columbus
Wilbert West
Henry Marquis
Gilead
Glouster
Carl Pico
John
George
Anne Leahy
H. G. Gibson
Anne Weymueller
Logan
Blanche Lutz
Alpha Gamma Delta
Athens
H. A. Rogers
Arnold Maxwell
Marietta
Rogers
Emily Jonas
Marcella
Dayton
Alfred Jonas
Vern Willeke
E. K. Bryson
Jonas
Board of Public Affairs Office
Miss Maxine Thompson Named Stenographer in Athens Office
Miss Maxine Thompson of Glouster has accepted the stenographer position at the Athens office of Mr. John F. Newcomb to replace Miss Elizabeth Bailey who resigned to join the Universal Credit Co. in Athens. Thompson previously worked with the Ohio Coal Foundation in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Maxine Thompson
John F. Newcomb
Athens
Elizabeth Bailey
Universal Credit Co
Thompson
Ohio Coal Foundation
Canning drive seeks supplies for WPA garden harvest
Glouster announces a drive for cans lids and jar rubbers to process WPA garden produce for school lunches. Officials urge every resident of Trimble Township to donate or arrange pickup, as funds are unavailable to buy supplies and much produce risks waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
WPA
Trimble
Last of Horses Killed in Storm at Homer Township Farm
In Homer Township two horses owned by Thomas Blower were struck by lightning under a hickory tree, dying in Sunday's electrical storm. Blower has now lost five horses in four years, leaving him with just the two that were killed. The report also notes an omission of names for Kiwanis attendees from Antle's Grove on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Blower
Homer Township
Mr. Blower
Sunday
Helen Den nison Improves but Still Visitor Restricted
Miss Helen Dennison is ill at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens and is reported to be improving though she cannot receive visitors yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Helen Dennison
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Red Birds Take Second Place in American Association Race
Columbus baserunners and hitters fueled a doubleheader sweep over the Millers 7 to 4 and 5 to 8 boosting the Red Birds to 73–52 and a one game edge over Minneapolis. Murry Dickson won a game with Larry Barton homering twice, Harry Walker once, as Frank Melton struggled in the second outing. Kansas City widened its lead with a sweep of Indianapolis 2–0 and 4–8. Milwaukee and St Paul snapped losing streaks with Bill Swift blanking Toledo 1–0 and Milwaukee rallying for a 10–9 win over Louisville in 11 innings.
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Columbus Red Birds
Minneapolis
Columbus
Millers
Birds
Frank Melton
Murry Dickson
Larry Barton
Harry Walker
Kansas City
Blues
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Brewers
Louisville
Bill Swift
Toledo
Yankees Trim Indians Lead In Lopsided Win
New York moved within eight games of Cleveland after a 15 to 2 rout as the Yankees bunched nine runs in the second inning. Al Milnar faltered for the Indians before Harry Elston came in, and Bob Feller was slated to start the rubber game the next day. Manager Oscar Vitt planned to use Smith in the day game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Oscar Vitt
al Smith
Cleve
Vitt
al Milnar
Harry Elsenstat
Bill
Birds Move Up First Game in Columbus and Minneapolis
In Columbus the RH POA team faced Minneapolis with early hits by Triplett and Hitchcock marking a tight start. Final numbers show Barton and Geary homering for Minneapolis while Kelley struggled on the mound, with Zuber closing and Russo earning the win for Cleveland in the separate box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jones
Cooper
Sturdy
Barton
Hitchcock
Minneapolis
Weis
Accocese
Weintraub
Denning
Trechock
Dencoun
Saueneasy
Kelley
Walker
Triplett
Geary
Estella
Bucher
Melton
Dickson
Tauscher
Cowland Peters
Lake Erie and Ohio reservoirs top weekend fishing prospects
Lake Erie and inland reservoirs are rated best for weekend angling as drought lowers stream levels. In Lucas County Maumee River and Swan Creek yield several very good catches of bass catfish sheephead and suckers. White bass schooling near Sandusky Bay and Lake Erie, trout fishing improves in Mad River, pike up to seven pounds reported, blue pike and bass near Lorain and Vermilion. Best catches noted in Bucyrus reservoir Toussaint and Portage rivers Crystal Lakes Mahoning Muskingum Walhending Ohio Scioto Olentangy and Licking rivers.
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Columbus
Lake Erie
State Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Maumee River
Swan Creek
Lucas County
Sandusky Bay
Mad River
Logan County
Lorain
Vermilion
Bucyrus Reservoir
Toussaint
Portage Rivers
Crystal Lakes
Mahoning
Muskingum
Walhending
Ohio
Scioto
Olentangy
Licking Rivers
Surprise Birthday Party for Sabra Jean Dunlap
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Dunlap honored their daughter Sabra Jean on her fifth birthday with a Monday afternoon surprise party. Ice cream cones were served to Sabra Jean's playmates Judy Zimmer Lynn Gladden Billy Brown Suzanne Colbert Lee Rogers Jack Dunlap Larry Richey Beverly Galloway Carol Sue Witham Glenna Bingman Austin Pettit Peggy Gamwell Diane Swartz Alfred How ard Marilyn Gamwell Harley Gareld Kittle Kay Jean Swartz Sally Carter Sharon Gamwell. Other guests included Mrs. Bernice Bingman Betty Kittle and Mrs. W D Witham. Mrs. Dunlap was assisted by Maxine Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Gareld Kittle
Kay Jean Swartz
Sally Carter
Sharon Gamwell
Bernice Bingman
Betty Kittle
W. D. Witham
Dunlap
Maxine Smith
Birth notice for son Carl Rodrick Kiger Porter Lancaster
George Kiger and Dorothy Porter announce the birth of son Carl Rodrick born Monday in Lancaster. Grandparents are Ella Kiger of Lancaster and Carl Porter with wife on East Main Street.
Harriette Weymueller Plans Buckeye Lake Beach Outing
Mrs Harriette Weymueller and her daughter Miss Anne will enjoy a week's outing at Fisher's Beach Buckeye Lake starting Saturday The group includes Dick Heiskell Richard Eddy Billy Morris Jackie Coffman Billy Roberts and Bobby Weymueller through the will governed trip arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Glouster
Harriette Weymueller
Anne
Fisher's Beach
Buckeye Lake
Dick Heiskell
Richard Eddy
Billy Morris
Jackie Coffman
Billy Roberts
Bobby Weymueller
Nathaniel Hooper Dies in Jacksonville at 74
Nathaniel Hooper 74 died of a heart attack this morning at his Ninth Street home in Jacksonville after three months illness. A coal miner all his life he moved to Jacksonville 12 years ago from Santay. Survived by wife Mary and nine grandchildren plus children William Corning Lee Porterville Mrs Jess Dick ens Akron Jess Jacksonville Floyd Archie in U S Army Hugh half brother Madisonville Tenn Funeral plans pending Archie Hooper to arrive from Alabama
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Nathaniel Hooper
Ninth St
Jacksonville
Hooper
Santay
Mary
William
Corning
Lee
Porterville
Jess Dickens
Akron
Jess
Floyd
Archie
Montgomery
Ala
Hugh
Madisonville
Tenn
Archie Hooper
Alabama
Marinelli Beats Armstrong In Featherweight Clash
Dayton featherweight Joe Marinelli won a ten round decision over Spider Armstrong of New York, moving closer to a world title bout with Harry Jeffra. Armstrong had recently lost a close decision to Jeffra.
Lew Jenkins Hurt In Auto Accident At Sparta Tenn
Light weight boxing champion Lew Jenkins suffered a cut to the head and a back and side strain in an automobile accident yesterday in Sparta Tennessee. His companion Dan Doran a Canadian welterweight sustained a fractured jaw and multiple facial and leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Tenn
Lew Jenkins
Dan Doran
Bridge Club Hosts Night In Jacksonville
Mrs. Fred Burdiss entertained her bridge club at her Jacksonville home Tuesday evening. Three tables played contract, with prizes going to Mrs. John Shumway for high score and Mrs. Harold Cornwell for second high. Miss Faye Lantz received the guest prize. Refreshments were served to a list of club members and guests including Mrs. Bulloch and Miss Lantz.
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Hollywood
Buddy
Athens County
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Cf Wills
Ostival Ross
Kyte
Ike Daubermore
Sheets
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If Deeds
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Groveport
National
American Cleveland
Athens Messenger
Cincinnati Reds
Reese
Brookyn
Fitzsimmons
Harold Kittrell
Antle’s Grove
ATLAS
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Zuber
Marius Russo
Tribe
Roy Weatherly
Beau Bell
Campbell
Tomer
Hemsley
Eijsenstat
Goiggn
BO Snanian
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Mack
Chapman
Weatherly
Henrich
Crosetti
Russo
Gordon
DiMaggio
Dickey
Bell
Selkirk
Dahlgren
Megown
Proprietress
Mobilgas
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Exide
A. F. Jeutter
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Kyle and
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Mathews Oil CO
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