Last Weeks Of Schedule Favor 'Bums'
Brooklyn led the 11, 2 game advantage intact after a split with St. Louis as Mort Cooper stalled the Dodgers in the nightcap. Cincinnati looms next at Ebbets Field with 30 games left, including three at St. Louis, while the NL tilt produced knock‑about results and the AL saw Boston, Philadelphia, and Cleveland mix wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Ebbets Field
St. Louis
Cardinals
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Cooper
Peewee Reese
Curt Davis
Camilli
Fred Fitzsimmons
Reese
Johnny Hopp
Reds
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Giants
Bucky Walters
Junior Thompson
Jim Tobin
Pirates
Max Butcher
Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Dutch Leonard
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Hermi Williams Captures Athens Caddy Championship
Hermi Williams defeated Everett Russ in the final 5 and 3 to win the Athens Country Club caddy championship succeeding Bill Holland. Bill Thompson won the first flight by default as Roger Johnston could not play. A next weekend best ball event for men will pair partners with handicaps within five strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermi Williams
Athens Country Club
Bill Holland
Hermi
Everett Russ
Bill Thompson
Roger Johnson
Lemos and Thompson win in Los Angeles card
Richie Lemos outpointed Joey Archibald on points in Los Angeles. Turkey Thompson stopped Knox in the first round in Dayton, Ohio, completing the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Richie Lemos
Joey Archibald
Providence
R. I
Turkey Thompson
Knox
Dayton
Ohio
Standings Update Across Major League Teams
New York 7 Cincinnati 4. Cincinnati 5 New York 4. Brooklyn 8 St. Louis 3. St. Louis 3 Brooklyn 1 called darkness end of eighth. Boston 4 Pittsburgh 3. Pittsburgh 6 Boston 1. Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4. Chicago 11 Philadelphia 3. Philadelphia 9 Detroit 1. Philadelphia 2 Detroit 1. Boston 9 Cleveland 4. Washington 3 St. Louis 0. Only games scheduled. Association Columbus 8-3 Minneapolis 0-6 Milwaukee 9 Louisville 3 Toledo 0-4 St Paul 4-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
America Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
National Club Pet
Ionesee
American Club Pet
Acewwenn
Creat Ee
Philadelphia Ann
Seeenne
Association Club Pet
Kansas City
Eos
Lesnevich Seizes 175-Pound Crown In Tough Victory
Gus Lesnevich defeated Tami Mauriello at Madison Square Garden to claim undisputed 175 pound title. He built a clear early lead, scoring knockdowns and damage, then withstood Mauriello’s late surge. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced a rematch to defend the crown on November 14 at the Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gus Lesnevich
Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Tami Mauriello
Bronx
Mike Jacobs
Gus
Garden
Tami
Kid
Lesnevich
Mauriello
Rutland Social And Personal Notes
Rutland social notices detail Supt. and Mrs. C. O. Chapman in Columbus on business, Kermit Brown and Akron visitors returning home, Carl Denison joining family in Columbus, Roberta Brown accompanying, June Armstrong visiting near Bartlett, Ed Oliver move to Carl Rutherford property, Clyde Mills and Magna Mills visiting, O. A. Pettibone and family weekend in town, Von Stevens aiding B. A. Hoppes while ill, and Harry Williamson family traveling to Columbus for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
C. O. Chapman
Columbus
Kermit Brown
Akron
Carl Denison
Roberta Brown
June Armstrong
Bartlett
Ed Oliver
Bert Vance
Carl Rutherford
Clyde Mills
Magna
Jersey City
N. J
Vernon Mills
O. A. Pettibone
von Stevens
B. A. Hoppes
Harry Williamson
Keiser Leads Ohio Pro Golfers in Cincinnati Open
Herman Keiser the Iowa bred Akron pro leads the Cincinnati P G A Open after a 69 68 137 first 36 holes. He sits four strokes ahead of the field and seven ahead of par 144 with a 32 on the back nine in the afternoon. Notables like Maurice McCarthy Jr Byron Nelson Clay Gaddie and Rod Mundy remain within reach as the field tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herman Keiser
Akron
Keiser
Iowa
Terrace Park
Rod Munday
Toledo
Johnny Malutic
Cleveland
Nelson
Reds Divide Double Bill With Giants
Cincinnati and New York split a doubleheader as Frank McCormick and Harry Craft led Cincinnati with key hits while Mel Ott homered for the Giants. In the opener Schumacher earned the win over Walters, and in the nightcap Thompson held New York to five hits as Cincinnati pulled away with a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Ebbets Field
Johnny Vander Meer
New York
Dodgers
Kirby Higbe
Redlegs
New York Giants
Giants
Dick Bartell
Johnny Rucker
Babe Young
Jim Turner
Bucky Walters
Walters
Eddie Joost
Frank McCormick
Reds
Harry Craft
Ernie Lombardi
Junior Thompson
Mel Ott
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Mike McCormick
Lonnie Frey
PGW
F. VicCormick
Oh. de Werber
Lombardi
J. Riddi
Concasse
TE Danenness
CERES
Cuenca
Ssesne
Wise Roe
Ada Ak
Ddedibas
Dobring
Sncace
Schumacher
aRan
Lombardia
A. Cincinnati
Young
Ge My F. McCarn
Rucker
Orengo
Jurges
McGee
Turner
Reardon
Goetz
Conlan
M. McCormick
F. McCormick
Waner
Mick
Moore
Rges
Werber
Derringer
Thompson
Ooss
Beatin
Bowman
Sractinaion
Frey
Craft
Ott
Hartnett
J. Moore
Joost
Melton
Breezing with Briezts Sporting Quips From New York
In Ebbets Field crowds fill stands as fans balance on beams to glimpse action. George Franck recounts a tale about Norm Standlee being color blind and predicting his own blocking mistakes. Warren Wright plans Whirlaway chasing Seabiscuit’s stud value. Frank Leahy hovers through a subway mishap before a football school. Bill De Correvant leans toward Northwestern and naval service after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Eddie Brietz
New York
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Dodger
John MacDonald
Ford Frick
National League
Larry MacPhail
Frick
Bob Brumphy
Lesnevich-Mauriello
Dick McCann
The
News
Warren Wright
Whirlaway
Seabiscuit
Frank Leahy
Herald-Tribune
Bill de Correvant
Northwestern
Bill
Naval Air Corps
Army
Cardinals Recall Five Red Birds
Columbus Red Birds ace Johnny Grodzicki is recalled by the St. Louis Cardinals along with four other pitchers and outfielder Harry Walker. The move follows an optional agreement with the Columbus club announced by Al Banister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Johnny Grodzicki
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
St. Louis Cardinals
al Banister
Columbus Club
Murry Dickson
Harry Brecheen
Preacher Roe
Harry Walker
Birthday celebration and social notes in Long Bottom
The piece lists birthdays and gatherings of Mrs. Sarah Norris and relatives across several towns. It notes Racine Chapter Order of Eastern Star picnic with 25 attendees at Mary Matlack’s home, cafe style lunch, ice cream and singing. It also reports military enlistment, promotions, and visits among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Sarah Norris
Maude Brooks
Columbus
Josephine McKee
Marilyn
Marion
Laura Barnett
Freda Bean
Guysville
Mary Matlack
Donald Matlack
Racine
Order of
Eastern Star
O. E. German
Pittsburgh
Floyd Spence
Carol June
Maude Spence
Pomeroy
Gerald Violet
Chester
Virgil Roush
Jack
W. F. Hawley
Cincinnati
Paradise Island
N. C
Helen Christy
Akron
Mildred Matlack
John P. Andrew
U. S. Army
Many Attend Rites For Mrs. Antie
Out of town mourners crowded the service for Mrs. Charles Antie of Trimble Heights held last Friday afternoon. Relatives traveled from Mansfield Mansfield area and several towns including Somerset Columbus Athens Guysville Nelsonville McConnelsville Rollo Canaonville Murray City Amesville Chillicothe Hamden Millfield and Hollister among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
George Wilkes
Glen McDaniel
A. F. Antle
Howard Ferry
Scott Neutzling
Harlan Antle
John McLeod
Ruth McLeod
Athens
Dow McCune
Nelsonville
Harriet Kittle
McConnelsville
Jessie Poston
Sam Vincent
Glen Potter
Amesville
Richard Enlow
Chillicothe
S. A. Cunningham
Douglas Brown
Hamden
Bart Petiit
Guy White
Vern White
Carl Dunkle
Millfield
Arthur Hodgson
Leona McLaughlin
Hollister
Beech Grove Church Hosts Large Homecoming Gathering
Glouster Beech Grove Church drew visitors from Columbus Zanesville Corning Glouster Akron New Lexington and Hemlock for its annual homecoming. Rev Miles Hoon preached The Art of Inheritance theme. A basket dinner followed and the fourth Sunday in August was set for next year. Local attendees included Dave Roberts and 33-year homecoming veterans Wil lis Williams Hemry and others. Mr and Mrs G Z Swett of Elco Nevada toured various cities visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Dave Roberts
Community Notices From Delaware And Columbus
Mrs Irene Bossack of Delaware Ohio visits Mr and Mrs M M Bryson Miss Maxine Smith stays with relatives in Columbus Misses Maxine and Dorcas Burns return to Columbus after visiting their mother Mrs Mary Burns and sister Wahnetta Betty Mandry heads to Girard High School duties in Girard The Withams visit Logansport Indiana Mr and Mrs Jane Radcliffe Albany visits Bishopville and Mr Victor Norris Guests of J M McDonald Jimmie Richards wins Ohio State Fair trip with subscriptions to a Columbus newspaper He travels with sister Helen to visit their father employed in Columbus A A Gessell and A B Orme plus Delmar Gessell celebrate 83rd birthday at State Fair Frank Graves Belle West Virginia visits Broad Street homes with Mrs Agnes Murphy and Miss Ann Murphy of Columbus
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Irene Bossack
Delaware
Ohio
M. M. Bryson
Maxine Smith
Columbus
Maxine
Dorcas Burns
Mary Burns
Wahnetta
Betty Mandry
Girard
Girard High School
Don Witham
F. E. Bennett
Logansport
Ind
Jane Radcliffe
Albany
J. M. McDonald
Bishopville
Victor Norris
Ernest Williams
Juanita
Sadie Williams
John Cook
West Virginia
Jimmie Richards
Albert Richards
Helen
Remai
A. A. Gessell
A. B. Orme
Delmar
Gessell
F. T. Graves
Belle
W. Va
Frank Yocum
Broad St
Tommy Carter
Agnes Murphy
Ann Murphy
Back Pay Received By Local Teachers In Glouster
Glouster Public School superintendent Thomas W. Figley received a state check for 7231 dollars last Saturday. The payment covered two months of teachers salaries in arrears, leaving one month still unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster Public School
Parents of daughter Conoway name birth announcement
Mr. and Mrs. John Conoway welcome a seven pound girl born Saturday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Markins of No. 10 and Mr. and Mrs. Porter Conoway of local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Conoway
Ed Markins
Porter Conoway
Death of Mrs. William Stiles Hamilton at 72 in Columbus
Mrs. William Stiles Hamilton 72 died at her home 402 S Nelson Rd Columbus Aug 23. She was daughter of William Stiles born 1812 in Pennsylvania and pioneer of Athens County. She was last of five children with siblings Alice Rebecca Elizabeth Edward and Charlie Stiles predeceasing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
William Stiles Hamilton
S. Nelson Road
Columbus
Young Child Burned in Preserves Explosion
The three year old son of Mr and Mrs George Smith of Front Street was severely burned on the face chest and right arm Tuesday evening when a can of hot preserves exploded during canning. He received first aid from Dr E LeFever and was taken to his grandparents home on Walnut Hill for care. Also noted is the birth of a son named Kenneth Leroy to Mr and Mrs Elmer Orme at Trimble on a recent Saturday with grandparents listed as Mrs William Moody of Hollister and Mr and Mrs Sam Orme of Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George Smith
Front St
E. LeFever
Walnut Hill
Howard Moody
Margaret Orme
Dayton
Kenneth Leroy
Elmer Orme
Trimble
William Moody
Hollister
Sam Orme
Willing Workers Class to Meet in Glouster
The Methodist Church group will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Gertrude Pride s home on South High Street for an evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
The
Methodist Church
Gertrude Pride
South High St
Baseball Leaders Highlighte Various Major Stat Totals
Williams of Boston and DiMaggio of New York lead in runs batted in and hits respectively while multiple players set marks in doubles triples and home runs. Keller Camilli and Riddle top batting and pitching lists with notable totals across the leagues.
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Williams
Boston
DiMaggio
New York
Travis
Washington
Keller
Case
Kubel
Chicago
A Gomez
Camilli
Brooklyn
Frey
Cincinnati
Riddle
Indians Drop Ninth In Loss To Red Sox 9 4
Cleveland falls to fourth place after miscues and clutch hitting by Boston. Dick Newsome allows eight hits and drives in three runs as Boston builds lead with a four run rally late. Heath homers for Cleveland and Weatherly and Keltner contribute, but Bagby takes the loss with 13 hits surrendered in 7 2 3 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia
Athletics
Johnny Babich
Redskins
Steve Gromek
Roy Weatherly
Boston
Dick Newsome
Red Sox
Tribe
Jeff Heath
Heath
Oscar Grimes
Jim Bagby
Clint Brown
DiMaggio
Ae Williams
Cabasinae A
Accongden
Camadtianne
Newcomne
Newsome
TOU Np
Nccodsand
Boudreau
Weatherly
Campbell, If
ORE
FE Caccwanue
Keltner
Hemsley
Basby
bRosenthal
Campbell
Brown
Pytlak
L. Newsome
Cronin
Foxx
H. Newsome
Tlak
Grimes
Dean
Bell
Bagby
Grieve, McGowan
Quinn
Pickering sisters honored with Sept. 1 picnic at Roadside Park
SHARPSBURG An all day picnic is planned for September 1 at Roadside Park near Barlow to honor Pickering sisters Emma Lambert Ida Shoenburg er Iva Crevist on and Ethel White formerly of California. The item lists several local social visits and a funeral at Mt Hermon Church for Mrs. Marie Jones of Pennsville with interment nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Roadside Park
Barlow
Pickering Sisters
Emma Lambert
Ida Shoenburger
Iva Creviston
Ethel White
California
B. E. Armstrong
Floyd Becker
Pollyanna Armstrong
Marietta
June Armstrong
Rutland
George Hanson
Bessie Aldrige
Frank
Dale
New England
Marie Jones
Pennsville
Mt. Hermon Church
Myron Keney
Delbert White
Columbus
Ned Keney
Camp Nelson
Denis Hanson
Charles Caldwell
Glenn
Arthur North
Lathrope
George Sheldon
Athens
Warren Hanson
William Male
Glouster
Howard Croston
Rosa Miellemier
C. B. Kern
Alexander's 144 Tops Amateur Field At Omaha
Stewart Alexander, a 23 year old former Duke player, leads the National Amateur medal play with 144 after two rounds at the Field Club, aided by a 77 after an opening 67. Johnny Goodman warns players to favor pars over bold pins as conditions deter many from par play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Johnny Goodman
Johnny
Goodman
Stewart
Kanauga Sunday School Class No 2 Meets at Home
Kanauga Sunday School Class No 2 was hosted by Mrs. W E McDade with eleven members present. Scripture read by Mrs. Alice Perry and lunch served. several local visits noted including Mrs Hannah Hanes’s fall and subsequent treatment at Gallipolis Clinic. 65 attended Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Charleston
Leslie Deem
Columbus
Charles Deem
Lawrence
Julius Chandler
Trimble Church Ladies Aid to Meet August 28
The Ladies Aid of Trimble Methodist Church will gather Thursday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Armol Rainey. The event invites members to attend and participate in church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Jack Thompson
Youngstown
Harry Boyer
Losantiville
Frank Gelliot
al Alcroft
Len Wagner
Jerry Burns
Hamilton
Gene Marchi
Frank Metzger
Clyde Mumma
Brietz
Minnesota
George Franck
Antie
Beech Grove
Jacksonville
G. Z. Swett
Elco
Nevada
Riverside
Irwin C. Swett
el Paso
Texas
Carlsbad Caverns
New Orleans
New York City
Swett
Charles Baker
Mr. Swett
I. M. Swett
Carpenter
Athens County
Gang
BY Hamlin
Etten
Hack
Mize
Litwhiler
Reiser
Sharpsburg News Notes
Alexander
Kananga
Oo. V. Yaw
S. Court Street
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