Dodgers Overtake Cards By Trimming Reds Twice
Dodgers beat Reds 5-0 and 11-5 in Brooklyn as the Skippers move a half game ahead of the Cardinals in the National League. Cardinals split with the Giants in a doubleheader leaving their percentage ahead. Cubs win twice at Boston. Yankees win in Cleveland. strong relief turnout aids war relief efforts.
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Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Mort Cooper
Howie Pollet
Lou Klein
Chicago Cubs
Boston
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Orval Grove
Chicago White Sox
Washington
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
The data lists top NL performers: Dahlgren leads batting at .348 for Philadelphia. Vaughan and Herman tie for Hits with 83, while Ott, Litwhiler, and Nicholson share 8 home runs. Keller leads runs, with White and Vernon high in runs scored, and Candini tops pitching with 7 0.
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Dahlgren
Philadelphia
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Herman
Ott
New York
Litwhiler
St. Louis
Nicholson
Chicago
Krnst
White
Vernon
Washington
Stephens
Wakefield
Detroit
Keller
Case
Candini
Standings Snapshot Across Leagues and Cities
The list shows teams and records across leagues with city and team pairings. Brooklyn, Cincinnati, New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Boston and others display varied win loss totals, including ties. American Association and league groups include Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville, Toledo, Milwaukee, St Paul, Minneapolis and Kansas City with mixed results.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
American New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
National Club
Pet
Aoweewe
Ewe
Chicago Wetseeces
Ie Ee
L Pet
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus Nonces
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sete Wees
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Aasense
Social notes from Pt Pleasants lively dance and visits
About thirty couples attended Jack Tracy's dance honoring Marian Edelen of Wheeling. Cline's Orchestra from Middleport played at the Parish House. Locals visited Gallipolis, and trips included Pittsburgh. A funeral was held for Ben Roush at Apple Grove after an affray. A lawn pot luck dinner was planned at the Wright home. Elizabeth Oxendale Moore visited Marlinton relatives.
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Point Pleasant
Jack Tracy
Marian Edelen
Wheeling
Cline
Middleport
Walter Sommer
Beech Hill
Mervin Chapman
Henderson
Gallipolis
Kenna Ridenour
Flat Rock
Pauline Ridenour
Toral Morrison
Pittsburgh
C. O. Durfee
MMC
Holzer Hospital
Pfc
Eldred Gale Parsons
Nelsonville
Sam Simmons
Main St
Servce
Camp McCain
Miss
F. H. Capehart
Ben Roush
Apple Grove
F. G. Musgrave
J. M. Crumps
Hartford
Woman's Society of Christtian Service
Henderson Methodist Church
Loyal Wright
Carbon Hill Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Local residents hosted and traveled for weekend gatherings with family and friends across Logan Lancaster Columbus Athens and Maple Hill. A birth announcement mentions Maurice and Gracie Pike’s daughter. other visits include Mr and Mrs Guess Denden and McManus families. Locomotive sparks are blamed for about nine percent of forest fires.
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Carbon Hill
Alex Guess
Walter Guess
Kuge Harbor
Mich
Philip Smith
Nelsonville
Bob Smith
Lillian
Logan
Emma Lemon
Billy Lemon
Theresa Culp
Oklahoma
John Denden
Ross Binsley
Lancaster
Bert Green
Columbus
Marie
Joe Hawk
Maple Hill
Maurice Pike
Barberton
Pike
Gracie Shultz
Elmer Lehman
Co. M. Clousten
Conrad Clousten
Sharon
Athens
Herman McManus
Gore
Clyde McManus
I. A. Blosser
Newark
Pearl Keck
Reds Slip Toward First Division as Dodgers Sweep
The Cincinnati Reds fall below .500 after two losses to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Curt Davis silences Cincinnati in the opener, while Johnny Vander Meer struggles. Dixie Walker and Paul Waner pace Brooklyn’s 16 hit attack as they win 5-0 and 11-5.
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Curt Davis
Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Paul Waner
Walker
Waner
Cincinnati
Eckawawess
Maranall
Dnaccas
McCormick
Mesner
Weanewawa
O' de Vander Meer
Brooklyn
Vaughan
Bordagaray
Medwick
Herman
Senet
Galen
Rgpkioy
Éuewane
Davis
Aie
Ae Hk Cie
Eabemee Ae
Vander Meer
Marshall
Barkley
Frey
Miller
Camilli
Peipson
DePhillips
Heusser
Malloy
Ieee le
bClay
Prteis Ciniinhaan
Brooklyn AB RH
POA
Onaess Ae Ee Waner
F. Weiroe
Cane
de Phillips
Williams
F. Walker
G. Walker
Bragan
Haas
Clay
Stone
Newsom
Maloy
Wyatt
Barlick
Sears
Pinelli
Big League All Star Squads Named by Baseball Powers
The list picks pitchers Morton Cooper Max Lanier Truett Rip Sewell Claude Passeau Johnny Van der Meer and Al Javery as starters with catchers Walker Cooper Mick Ey Owen and Ernie Lombardi. Infielders include Babe Dahlgren Frank McCormick Lonnie Frey Eddie Miller Martin Marion George Kurowski Billy Herman and Stanley Hack. Outfielders feature Stan Musial Harry Walker Vince DiMaggio Billy Nicholson Mel Ott Dixie Walker Augie Galan. Batting practice pitchers Si Johnson Clyde Shoun and catcher Virgil Spud Davis plus coaches Lena Blackburne Art Fletcher Dave Keele Joan Schulte and Eddie Froelich.
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Morton Cooper
Max Lanier
Howard Pollett
St. Louis
Truett
Rip” Sewell
Pittsburgh
Claude Passeau
Chicago
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
al Javery
Boston
Walker Cooper
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn
Ernie Lombardi
New York
Babe Dahlgren
Philadelphia
Frank McCormick
Lonnie Frey
Eddie Miller
Martin Marion
George Kurowski
Billy Herman
Stanley Hack
Stan Musial
Harry Walker
Vince DiMaggio
Billy Nicholson
Mel Ott
Fred “Dixie” Walker
Augie Galan
Si Johnson
Clyde Shoun
Virgil “Spud” Davis
Mike Gonzales
Frankie Frisch
Fullerton's Roundup and Quick Baseball Oddities
Quick notes cover the fastest nine inning games with a 32 minute Mobile versus Atlanta clash in 1910 and a 51 minute 1919 Giants Phillies record. Also included are Columbia football prospects comments by Ralph Furey and sports anecdotes about Elbie Pletcher, Frank Frisch, and Don Ameche’s NFL ties. Navy trainer Denny Myers demonstrates practical hand to hand combat.
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New York
Giants
Phillies
Mobile
Atlanta
Columbia
Ralph Furey
Yankees Beat Indians 3–1 as Nick Etten Powers Win
Nick Etten homered in the second inning and doubled in the 11th as the Yankees beat the Indians 3–1 in Cleveland. Jim Bagby allowed five hits in 11 innings but took the loss. unorthodox baserunning and missed scoring chances hurt Cleveland. 22,914 attended, contributing about $25,000 to the National War Fund. The series resumes today at League Park with Al Smith facing Charlie Wensloff.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Jim Bagby
New York Yankees
Tribe
Nick Pttan
Sorro Pieere Des Treyr Deer
McCarthy
Bagby
Nick
Indians
National War Fund. Inc
League Park
al Smith
Charlie Wensloff
Yankees
Homers Settle AA Contests
The Associated Press reports heavy homer activity as the Brewers lead a league trend. Milwaukee powered to a 9-4 win over St Paul with Hank Helf driving in two on a three run shot, while Minneapolis beat Kansas City 5-3 Columbus defeated Indianapolis 4-1 and Louisville shut out Toledo 6-0.
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Indianapolis
Blackburn
Moore
Hofferth
Morgan
McNair
Socene
Haslin
Eesesese
Fairly
Son
Sna Cencence
Reid
vaVaughn
Seeeeee Eger
Ndcapabun
Columbus
Bergamo
Antonelli
Wieczorek
Rf Young
Heath
Young
Roe
Cullop
Verban
Sturdy
Logan
Wiethe and
Oppegard
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Hank Helf
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Terefanova Stops Callura In Non Title Fight
In Hartford New York’s Phil Tere fanova, 127, stopped Jackie Callura, 127, Hamilton Ontario, in a non title bout. In Elizabeth New Jersey Buddy Farrel, 153 Newark, won a decision over Gene Buffalo, 151 1 2, Philadelphia. Fort Custer Michigan notes boxer seeks teaching role in military police. Joe Louis requests transfer to the M P unit at Fort Riley Kansas.
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Hartford
Conn
Phil Terefanova
New York
Jackie Callura
Hamilton
Ont
Elizabeth
N. J
Buddy Farrel
Newark
Gene Buffalo
Philadelphia
Fort Custer
Mich
Joe Louis
M. P
Fort Riley
Kas
Point Paving Project Nears Completion at County Club Addition
The connecting street paving in County Club Addition near Point Pleasant was nearly finished yesterday and should be completed in two weeks if weather stays favorable. The text notes that pistols take their name from the Italian town Pistoia, referencing the first manufacturer of pistols.
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Point Pleasant
Ene
Pistoia
Italy
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