Indians falter in double loss to Red Sox in Boston
Cleveland manager Oscar Vitt faces six weeks to salvage the slumping club after the Indians drop both ends of a twi n night doubleheader to Boston 13 3 and 14 12. Pitching fails as Humphries Jungles Milnar Gatehouse Hudlin allow 35 hits and 15 walks. Ken Keltner hits a ninth inning homer but Foxx deliveres a two homer game and a walk off win.
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Jimmy Foxx
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Galehouse
Bagby
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Baby
Baseball hopes rise and fall for 1940 Olympic spot
Amateur baseball boosters recall Berlin 1936 where baseball drew 120000 as an exhibition and push for official status. With Helsingfors 1940 in view and Japan favored by organizers, advocates fear the sport may miss the program again. Baseball’s popularity abroad remains strongest in Japan after the United States.
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NEA Service
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Olympic Baseball
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Little Brown Men
Favor Burke To Take Ohio Open Crown
YOUNGSTOWN United Press Billy Burke of Cleveland former national Open champion and three time Ohio Open runner up emerged as the favorite after two steady 72s for 144 total for the first half of the 72 hole medal test He leads Reggie Myles by one stroke with Myles posting 72 73 145 AlCroft sits third at 148 while Bob Servis is fourth at 149 Gene Marchi was sidelined by a thumb injury in his second round Final 36 holes slated today
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Bob Servis
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Ohio
Simon Pyres
Gene Marchi
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Phil Perkins
Bues and Bees Split First Game in Pittsburgh
Boston and RHOA contest ends 3-4 as Garms, West, Lopes, and Auhr spark offense. Lanning, Cuccinello, and Cooney drive support with strong pitching from Brown and Shoffner. Errors and bases on balls shape a tense early season showdown. Swift cited for fielding, Klinger for pitching, with 10th inning drama deciding the split.
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Auhr
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Brandt Fette
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Glixas Totals in a Win Over Washington
In a tense game Washington led early but Glixas rallied to a 6 5 victory behind a key sixth inning by Ren for Heath and late 12th inning by Ren for Bonura. Bluehe, Heffner, Travis, and McQuinn contributed as Washington pitching faced tough hits and double plays.
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Heath
Bo Bala
Johnson
Bonara
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Washington
Brrore-Heath
Bluese
Heffner
Travis
Ee Rune Betied
Ferrell
Leonard B Mille
Cuft
Bluewe McQuinn
Heffner Myer
Simmonse
West
H. Mills
Helpel
Trevis
Bluere E
Bonura
Kress McQuinn
Lpace
Louis
Bares
H. Mille
Leonerd
Hogsett
Kreakeuskes
Btrikeoute
H. Mis i
Chauncey Veterans Picnic Draws 32 Members
Annual joint picnic of Athens Camp No. 78 Spanish American War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary No. 64 held at Athens Fairgrounds. 32 members attended. Camp Commander Sherman Kensey supplied water, pop, and watermelon. Ill members remembered with food boxes. Attendees listed from Chauncey, Salem, Shade, Logan, New England, and Athens.
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Athens Fairgrounds
Sherman Kensey
F. H. Staffinger
John McConaha
David Tittle
Edward Sauer
Sherman Keasey
William Horn
Salem
William Hampton
Shade
Charles Briley
Jake Gleason
Logan
L. H. Adkins
New England
Edward Sherlock
Harold Sherlock
Betty Jr
C. W. Walker
Ralph Dalton
Ralph, Jr
Jessie Roach
Edward Walcott
Wilbur
Herbert Sutton
Frank Bean
Richard Schloss
Catharine Schloss
Phillip Schloss
Chauncey Personalities Note Weekend Travel and Visits
Chauncey residents and friends spent Sundays and weekends visiting relatives and enjoying trips. Names include Muzio Branon Staley Crabtree Oliver and others from Chauncey Millfield Albany Columbus and Cambridge. Local illnesses and minor surgeries are noted for Richard Scott and Kathleen Phillips with family and friends visiting Columbus and Mechanicsburg.
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Louis Muzio
Lucy Ann
Delores
Millfield
Old Man's Cave
Cantwell Cliffs
Rock House
Arion Branon
Tommy
Earlene
Albany
Branon
Thomas Oliver
Clarence Staley
Floyd Crabtree
Hockingport
Richard Scott
Jess Scott
W. V Sprague
Bessie Walters
Charlies
Ernest Smith
Nelsonville
Columbus
Walters
Edgar Wingett
Betty Dickerson
William Beekman
Wooley
Mechanicsburg
Carl Robinson
Chauncey Honors Billy Jo Evans On Eleventh Birthday
Mrs. Arthur J. Smith hosted a Main Street gathering in Chauncey to celebrate her nephew Billy Jo Evans from Detroit marking his eleventh birthday. Guests included Jack La Donna Crip Bricker Ikey Staley Barbara Staley and others while Mrs. William Collins helped with refreshments.
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Chauncey
Arthur J. Smith
Wiley Eisenaugle
Eddie and Dickie Collins
Billy Jo Evans
William Collins
Smith
Chauncey travelers return from two week motor trip
Miss Mary Guerra and Miss Carolyn Guerra of Millfield completed a two week motor journey visiting their brother Gabriel Guerra in Hartford Connecticut and friends in Franklin and Holyoke Massachusetts. They stayed with Alfred Newell and Mary Louise Fiske formerly of Chauncey and met Helen Reynolds in New York City before returning via Washington Annapolis and Richmond.
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Chauncey
Mary
Carolyn Guerra
Millfield
Gabriel Guerra
Hartford
Funeral for Mrs. Lottie Cannon in Greens Run
Funeral services for Mrs. Lottie Cannon who died Tuesday at her Greens Run home after illness will be held Thursday at 2 p m in Greens Run Church of Christ. Rev. Gilbert Courtney will officiate. Burial will follow in Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
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Lottie Cannon
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Nye
Buckeye Lake Visit By Local Families
Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Goodson and others spent Sunday at Buckeye Lake along with Barney Hale Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Walker Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staley Mr. and Mrs. Jess Scott and son Richard Chauncey The group enjoyed a day by the lake in weekend leisure.
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Chauncey
B. F. Goodson
Barney Hale, Jr
DeWitt Walker
Joe Staley
Jess Scott
Richard
Buckeye Lake
Twins Born to Clem Kovalaski and Georgia Locke in Chauncey
Clem Kovalaski and Georgia Mae Locke announce the birth of twin sons in Chauncey. The boys weigh 6 1 2 and 7 pounds and are grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Locke of Chauncey. Clarence Simmers hosted Chauncey guests Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Mike Keeton of Zanesville and Mrs. Bernice Keeton of The Plains. A field ant can hold in its jaws weight 3,000 times heavier than itself.
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Chauncey
Clem Kovalaski
Georgia Mae Locke
Henry Locke
Simmerses
Clarence Simmers
Mike Keeton
Zanesville
Bernice Keeton
the Plains
Standings and schedule for national and American leagues
National standings show Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 0 Boston 63 Pittsburgh 0-4 New York 6 Chicago 2 St Louis 9 Brooklyn 7. American standings list Bostonia Cleveland 3-12 Detroit 13-8 Philadelphia 5-3 Chicago 11-1 New York 3-3 Washington 6 St Louis 5. Thursday schedule includes National Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Sturs American Cleveland at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Chicago at Boston Association Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis at Minneapolis Louisville at St Paul.
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Toledo
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Ace Association
St Paul
Columbua
Doanville Ties Sugar Creek Nine 2-2 on Monday
Doanville played a 2-2 tie at Sugar Creek Monday night. Call struck out six for Doanville while Bobo pitched for Sugar Creek. Teams seeking to play Doanville should contact James Ossman in Doanville.
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Sugar Creek
Call
Bobo
James Ossman
ABRHE
R. Hall
Brooklyn Triumphs Over St Louis In Slugfest
Brooklyn wins 7 to 3 after a midgame burst, with Moore driving in three and Hassett, Lavagetto, and Stainback contributing two RBIs apiece. Key hits include four players with two base and three base hits, Gutridge, Mize, Hudson, and Myers homering, and a double by Durocher turning points early.
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Stainback
Cuyler
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
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Moore
Bremer
Weiland
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Hassett
Lavagetto
J. Martin
Shea
Lavaetto
Gutridge
Mize
Hudson
Gutteridge
Durocher
Camilli
St. Louis
Tamulis
Posedel
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Macon
McGee
Baseball Battle Ends in Boston Victory Over Cleveland
Cleveland and Boston clash in a high scoring affair with Boston overcoming Cleveland 19 to 8. Key scorers include Higgins, Lifters, and Foxx driving a duo of home runs. Keltner and Cronin also star for Cleveland as the game features late miscues and strong pitching changes.
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Webb
Cramer
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Hemsley
Foxx
Pytlake
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Higgins
Averill
Kamp
Trosky
Keltner
Boe
Kroner
Peacock
Galehuse
Im By
Pain
Hudiin
Dickman
b-McNair
Wilson
c-Chapman
Baseball Pivot Game Chicago vs New York Summary Card
New York wins 9 5 in Chicago doubleheader opener as DiMaggio and Gehrig spark the attack. Lee, Radcliff, Owen, and Rensa homer reach the column. Ferrell suffers the loss in the first game. Second game features Crosetti and Dykes produce run support, Rigney toed the mound for New York and Hadley for Chicago. Attendance 17,184.
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York
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Andrews
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Selkirk
Radcliff
Lee
Geikirk
Rensa
Gehrich
Ferrell
Walker
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Gordon
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N.york
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Crosetties
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Kreeveh
Dickey
Crosett
Rigney
Hadley
Giants Beat Cubs 4-3 In Sixteenth Innings
New York and Chicago battled with a 3-3 tie before a late rally. Mack, Danning, Leiber, Cinsell, and Hack drove in runs for the Giants, with Ott and Moore contributing two-base hits. French took the loss as Gumbert worked six innings and attendance reached 14,598.
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Danning
Leiber
Cinsell
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Moore
Ott
Bartell
McCarthy
Cissell
Bells
Gumbert
Russell
Root
Clumbert
St Busese
French
Rhoa Moore
Myatt
Herman
Ocollins
Reds Defeat Phils in a Cincinnati Victory
Philadelphia managed a scoreless line as Cincinnati took control with a 3 to 0 win. Bergers and Moore pitched well, with key RBIs from Prey McCormick and Berer. Arnovich Craft Iger led hits for the Phils, while Hollingsworth and Young anchored defense.
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Abrhoa Brack
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Snead Averages Over 50 Dollars A Day In Golf
Sammy Snead, a rising star from West Virginia, leads the PGA money list this season with $11,912.83 in earnings. Since January first he has averaged $353.36 weekly in prize money, well ahead of rivals like Johnny Revolta and Harry Cooper.
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Sammy Snead
Professional Golfers Association
Snead
Johnny Revolta
Evanston, Ill
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Chicopee
Mass
Tigers Rally in Detroit Slugfest with Philadelphia
In a high scoring encounter Detroit defeats Philadelphia 8 to 3. Key performers include Fox and Greenberg with multiple RBIs, Warned by strong pitching and two extra base hits. Ambler, Sperry, York and Finney contribute offense for the Tigers while Philadelphia's Christman and Greenberg provide late sparks.
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Hayes
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Christman
Sineaerr
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Bridges
D. Smith
S. Brho Roll R Morgan
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Dance
Heistand Sets Amateur Trapshooting World Mark At Grand American
Joe Heistand a Hillsboro farmer blasts 791 targets in North America clay target championships to claim the amateur world record over Ned Lilly and earlier rivals. Lilly and Heistand duel in a shoot-off after perfect 200s, with Mrs. Lelia Hall winning the women's North America title.
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Hillsboro
Babe Ruth
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Del
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Glassboro
N. J
Boyd Duncan
Lucy, Tenn
Tomilin
North America
Walter Beaver
Conshohocken
Tomlin
Ned Lilly
Staunton
Mich
Lilly
Lelia Hall
Strasbourg
W. M. Morrison
San Diego
Cal
Armstrong Ordered To Defend One Title
New York boxing officials require featherweight champion Henry Armstrong within 15 days to defend his 126 pound title against Joey Archibald of Providence. If he fails the commission will likely vacate the title won last October from Petey Sarron and not defended since.
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New York
Henry Armstrong
Joey Archibald
Providence
New York Boxing Commission
Petey Sarron
Burkemo Leads Medals In 1938 Publinx Qualifier
Walter Burkemo, a 20 year old Detroit youth, shot 69 to win medal honors with 141 as 64 players advance in the 1938 national public links championship at Highland Park. Ed Fugel of Utica was runner up with 142, Don Erickson and Bart Taro tied for third at 143, Bruce McCormick 147 as Los Angeles wins Warren G Harding team trophy with 584. Utica 586 and Detroit 589 follow.
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Highland Park
Walter Burkemo
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Burkemo
Ed Fugel
Utica
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Don Erickson
Los Angeles
Bart Taro
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Wash
Bruce McCormick
Warren G. Harding
Sacramento
Cal
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