Wyatt Delivers Ninth Inning Run In Dodgers Triumph
Whit Wyatt singled in the ninth to lift the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals at Ebbets Field, preserving a game and a half lead. Earlier, St. Louis beat Brooklyn 7-3 as both teams vie for the NL pennant. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, and Detroit also posted wins or splits across the league.
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Baseball Standings And Scores From The League
Summary of American and Association standings with multiple results. Entries include St. Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati over New York Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago New York Cleveland Washington Detroit and other city matchups with innings noted.
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Nelson to Play in Ohio Open Golf Tournament
Byron Nelson plans to defend his title at the Ohio PGA Open in Cincinnati with a 72 hole medal competition at Losanteville course. Field includes Billy Burke Al Espinosa Rodney Monday Johnny Malutic Bob Shreve and Doug Hill. Maurice J. McCarthy Jr. leads the amateur entrants from Cincinnati.
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Toledo
Losanteville
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Cleveland
Courtney Family Reunion Set for Sept 1 at Logan Park
Annual Courtney family reunion scheduled for Monday September 1 at Rachelmacher Park in Chauncey. Jennie Courtney of Chauncey serves as secretary of the organization.
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Birds Stretch Lead to 8 1 2 Games in A A
Harry Kelley a right handed pitcher who won 16 games last season for the Minneapolis Millers defeated Toledo Mud Hens 5 0 on five hits in the second game of a doubleheader. Toledo won the first game 4 2. Kansas City swept Louisville 11 9 and 7 4 to pull even for third. Columbus widened its lead over Louisville to 8 1 2 with 21 4 and 8 1 in a twin bill at St Paul. Murry Dickson notched his 19th win as the Red Birds thrashed the Saints. Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 8 7 and then 12 9 after a big fifth inning.
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Yankees benching regulars signals pennant mood in New York
Joe McCarthy openly drops two regulars after pennant win saying they earned a short layoff. The National League race looks taut to the last minute as clubs speculate on managers and jobs for next season. Detroit hints at axe work if Tigers fail to reach first division. Cleveland writers label the club Peck's Sad Boys.
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MacPhail
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Jones and Ryder Cuppers draw golf crowd and Bobby triumphs
Golf fans packed the stands as Jones' team and Ryder Cup contenders clashed and Bobby claimed victory before a crowd of about twelve thousand. Other notes include Derby winner Whirlaway earning forty five grand, Al Schacht skipping the World Series for Hawaii, and a proposed Howard Jones memorial possibly in the Rose Bowl. Lou Novikoff may be recalled by the Cubs after Milwaukee finishes its schedule, while Heinie Manush faces umpires across the Piedmont League this season.
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Indians Top Red Sox Twice in Lights Game Doubleheader
The rejuvenated Indians, winners in four of five, beat Boston 4 to 3 and 5 to 2 in Cleveland's final night game. Bob Feller aimed for win number 22 with Charley Wagner as the opponent. Milnar earned win No. 10 and Smith No. 9, while Ken Keltner hit his 20th homer.
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Earl Johnson
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Jeff Heath
Joe Cronin
Harris
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Jim Bagby
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Baseball leaders listed with stat titles and top players
Roy Weatherly's bat figured prominently in the five runs which gave Smith his victory. Ted Williams, leading hitter of the American League, got only one safe blow all day a single off Milnar.
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Milnar
Courtney Family Reunion Planned for September in Logan
Annual Courtney gathering set for September 1 at Rachelmacher Park Logan. Organizer Jennie Courtney coordinates details for family event with local community involvement.
Coon and Grover To Meet For Country Club Crown
Leslie Coon will face veteran B. T. Grover in the Athens Country Club championship final after defeating Rich Rutkoskie 5 and 4. Grover beat Dr. Robin Gardner 11 and 9, showcasing a blistering third round to pull clear. Grover reached the final by defeating Jack Fulton Art Smith John Algeo and Gardner. Coon defeated John Swanson Floyd Wolfe and Rutkoskie.
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Floyd Wolfe
Brad Powell
Former Dover Resident Is Victim of Auto Accident
Chauncey report notes Gerald King son of Joe and Fannye King suffered serious injuries in a Hollywood car crash last week. His right leg was broken between the hip and knee and his left shoulder was broken. He is hospitalized at Good Samaritan in Los Angeles.
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Fannye King
Hollywood
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Chauncey District Social and Personal Notices
Chauncey District sees Naomi Mullins attend a home demonstration class in Trimble for slip covers. Georgia Ellen Mullins visits Columbus, staying with Vaughn Droz and Ruth Mullins. Nora Galloway’s name omitted from a Chauncey party guest list. Dale McNabb returns from NYA work in Carrollton to Chauncey. Harold Childress visits with wife and two children from Dayton. Mary Agin Markle and her children visit Chauncey from Columbus. Lois Ann Shafer, Columbus employee, spends weekend with Chafer parents in Chauncey.
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Naomi Mullins
Trimble
Georgia Ellen Mullins
Columbus
Vaughn Droz
Ruth Mullins
Nora Galloway
Deanville
Clifford Koon
DeWitt Walker
Fred Agin
High St
Lois Ann Shafer
Carl Shafer
Ellis Ave
Trimble Group Holds Meeting at Church
Annual picnic gathering of the Shelton Missionary Society at Trimble Church of Christ was held in the church social rooms. Birthdays observed for Hazel Raber, Eileen Leake, and Iris Pettit. Guests Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey attended. Members present included Mabel Danford, Jane McClelland, Wahneta Orme and son Delmer, Eva Gooding, Joanne Gooding, Zoe Herrold, Pearl Christman, and Gertrude Rainey.
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Trimble Church of Christ
Hazel Raber
Eileen Leake
Iris Pettit
Gilbert Courtney
Mabel Danford
Jane McClelland
Wahneta Orme
Delmer
Daughertys in Cleveland for Father’s Major Surgery
Mrs. Dorothy Daugherty and daughter Carolyn Sue traveled to Cleveland for several days due to the critical illness of Dorothy’s father, George Rees, who underwent a major operation at St Lukes Hospital. His condition is favorable. Elwood Daugherty joined them for the weekend trip home.
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Carolyn Sue
Cleveland
George Rees
St. Lukes Hospital
Elwood Daugherty
Dale McNabb Returns Home From NYA Job
Dale McNabb who worked in NYA duties at Carrollton for three months has returned to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McNabb in Chauncey. He is the eldest son of the couple and is presently in service.
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NYA
Carrollton
Ernest McNabb
Redlegs Sweep Double Bill Against Giants
Brooklyn and St. Louis win two games from the Giants in a doubleheader as Cincinnati Reds surge near the top. Vander Meer and Beggs split the opener while Elmer Riddle notches a fourth straight victory in the nightcap. Craft helps with a six-run burst as Werber and Frey homer.
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O Bleness Wins Se lective Golf Tilt at Athens Country Club
Charles O Bleness wins the Se flective 12 hole Class A event with a net 39 2 3 at Athens Country Club. Gene Coon takes second with 41 2 3 and Paul Beckley third with 42 2 3. Four players tie for fourth at 43 2 3: Grover Conkey Covert Blower. In Class B Merle Kerr leads with 40 2 3, Dick Noble second at 43 1 3, C W Gross third at 43 2 3, John Newcomb fourth at 44. Coon defeats Mitchell to win the fourth flight. Conkey meets Nelson in the second flight final next Sunday after advancing past Beckley and Barstow respectively.
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Athens Country Club
Gene Coon
Paul Beckley
B. T. Grover
Virgil Conkey
B. M. Covert
J. G. Blower
Merle Kerr
Dick Noble
C. W. Gross
John Newcomb
G. E. Mitchell
Bob Nelson
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Nelson
Don Barstow
Ohio Semi Pro Teams Eliminated
Ohio's two entries in the National Semi Pro Baseball Tournament were eliminated. Columbus State Hospital fell 8-0 to Worcester Norton’s after a six run first inning. Lancaster Anchor-Hocking Glass lost 4-3 to Brackenridge Allegheny Ludlum Steel for their second defeat.
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