Breezing Along with Briez New York
A collage of sports and society items notes Mayo Clinic researching a fluid for calmed arms, Challedon aiming for Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs, Kilian and Vopel questioned by authorities, Lew Burton guests, Baer and Galento public appeal, Honey and Topping wedding plans, Billy Southworth sending pep letters, Barney McCoskey strong but snubbed for All Star, and a boxing remark from General Phelan about the Pastor who fought Louis.
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New York
Mayo Clinic
Dizzy Dean
Challedon
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Kilian
Vopel
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Sonja Honey
Dan Topping
Brooklyn Dodger
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Rochester
Detroit
Barney McCoskey
General Phelan
N. Y. Boxing Commission
Eagles
Louis
El Galento Chin Abrasion Details Remain Vague
The official report on El Galento s bashed chin notes an abrasion on the fleshy part but omits the exact location. Patty Berg plans to turn pro July 8, sign with a Chicago golf supplier, and tour giving demonstrations. Benny M Coy and Connie Mack referenced in a light gossip tone amid other notes.
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el Galento
Patty Berg
Chicago
Galento
Benny M'Coy
Connie Mack
Mel Ott
Indians Fall To Browns In Pitching Duel
Cleveland Heath Dobson faltered as Elden Auker held off the Indians in a 2 1 defeat. Harland Clift hit a sixth inning homer and a late run scored on a wild pitch, while Joe Dobson yielded seven hits and two walks in his fourth start. The loss trims Cleveland's lead over Detroit to one game as St Louis ties the series at one apiece.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Jel Harder
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Detroit Tigers
Joe Dobson
Elden Auker
Harland Clift
Harder
Vernon Kennedy
St. Louis
Cullenbine
Che
BO Ec
Bernardino
Boudreau
Keltner
Chapman
Mack
Canadanas
Ft & Ee Peete
Amcensere
Dobson
Clift
Trosky
Swift
Radcliff
Judnich
Weatherly
Heffner
Berardino
McQuinn
Auker
Ambes—Pipgras
Geisel
Quinn
Basil
FIGHT SPECIAL Galento to win Despite his cut chin
Lightweight heavyweight bout sees Joey Galento press through a bloody chin cut to edge his opponent. The crowd roars as Galento survives the early punishment to claim victory by decision.
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Galento
Galento Baer Headline Battle Draws 30 000 In Jersey City
Tony Galento and Max Baer meet in a 15 round heavyweight bout at a local ball park in Jersey City. about 30 000 fans expected to watch for a shot at champion Joe Louis. NBC Blue network to broadcast. Baer quiet. Galento seen as favorite to win by knockout. Result shapes plans for future bouts with Louis or a rematch.
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Jersey City
N. J
Tony Galento
Max R
Tony I
Joe Louis
NBC Blue
Galento
Baer
Louis
Mike Jacobs
Negro
Tony
Max
Chauncey Council Regular Meeting Set for July 3
Chauncey Regular council meeting scheduled for Wednesday July 3 at 7 p m. The session will be held at the City Building with council members present to discuss municipal matters.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Council
Chauncey Local Reelected Officers at Saturday Meeting
At Chauncey Local No. 358 meeting in the Globe Theater William Schoonover was reelected president John Hook as vice president John E Schoonover as secretary and W E Hammond as treasurer Garfield Nicholson will serve as check weighman Auditing committee includes Mark Fiske Ellis Covert and Delbert Delong Grievance committee lists Thomas Dixon A T Delong and George Bartlett Hospital committee comprises Nathan Thomas Thomas Dixon and John Delong Burial committee includes Nathan Thomas Millard Delong and Dell Frazee.
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Chauncey
Globe Theater
William Schoonover
John Hook
John E. Schoonover
W. E. Hammond
Garfield Nicholson
Mark Fiske
Ellis Covert
Delbert Delong
Thomas Dixon
A. T. Delong
George Bartlett
Nathan Thomas
John Delong
Millard Delong
Dell Frazee
Chauncey District Social Highlights Local Visits
Chauncey residents hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns. Chauncey couple Mr and Mrs Warnie Chrisman and daughter Loretta Gail of Anderson Indiana visited Leo and Mrs Martin on W Main Street Sweaty apartment. Several Chauncey households hosted guests from Athens Salem Sugar Creek Glouster and The Plains during Sunday gatherings with kin and friends.
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Chauncey
Warnie Chrisman
Loretta Gail
Anderson
Ind
Leo Martin
W. Main St
F. H. Staffinger
John McConaha
Athens
William Horn
Salem
Hollis Tippie
Pearl Hunter
Sugar Creek
Carrie Eisiaugle
Glouster
Zimmie Smith
Emmett Dowler
Kenneth Wolfe
Garnet Dowler
Amesville
DeWitt Walker
Carl Stalder
Eva Olson
the Plains
Buckeye Lake
Joe Staley
Cincinnati
John Shafer
J. W. Lawrence
Floride
Guy Brookins
Thelma Jean
Former Chauncey Pastor Dies at Bartlett Home
Rev. N. Oney Warren 58 native of Morgan County and former Chauncey M E Church pastor in 1927 28 died at his Bartlett home. Funeral at Bartlett M E Church Thursday at 1 p m burial Bartlett Cemetery. Survived by wife Goldie a son Dr Neal Warren of Los Angeles and a grandson Dennis. Brother Charles preceded him in death. Body at family home Wednesday for calling. Charles Tippie of Chauncey is a cousin.
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Chauncey
N. Oney Warren
Morgan County
Henry Warren
Melissa Tippie Warren
Chauncey M. E
Bartlett
Bartlett M. E
Goldie
Neal Warren
Los Angeles
Cal
Dennis
Charles
Charles Tippie
Oney Warren
Young People Enjoy Skating in Millfield
A Millfield skating party on Friday night drew a group of youths who then went to Betsy Ross for refreshments and dancing. Attendees included Dorothy Daugherty Kathleen Willis Betty Heffken Marion Earich Amy Jo Sanders Louise Nagle Virginia Border Frances Cox Freddie Theisen Mary Lee Blower Henrietta Heff ken June Theisen John Earich Jack Border Gordon Mingus Pills Border Gerald Willis Fred Pyles Charles Mis ner Gerald Powell James Powell Paul Russell Richie Powell Mill field William Watkins Gerald Schoonover Charles H. Courtney Freddie Russell Jr Hodge Leiber Jr Chauncey Jacquelyn Sanders Dick Ransbottom and Delbert Tedrow Athens.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Betsy Ross
Dorothy Daugherty
Kathleen Willis
Betty Heffken
Marion Earich
Amy Jo Sanders
Louise Nagle
Virginia Border
Frances Cox
Freddie Theisen
Mary Lee Blower
Henrietta Heffken
June Theisen
John Earich
Jack Border
Gordon Mingus
Pills Border
Gerald Willis
Fred Pyles
Charles Misner
Gerald Powell
James Powell
Paul Russell
Richie Powell
William Watkins
Gerald Schoonover
Charles H. Courtney
Freddie Russell, Jr
Hodge Leiber
Jacquelyn Sanders
Dick Ransbottom
Delbert Tedrow
Athens
Azalea 4-H Club Plans Aug 1 Project Deadline
The Azalea 4 H Club met with Mrs Nell Rupe on Thursday. Members will complete their project by August 1. Games were played. A follow up meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 30 PM in the high school building.
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Chauncey
Nell Rupe
Pittsburgh bout Tony Musto outpoints Curtis Sheppard
In Pittsburgh Tony Musto of Chicago weighed 203 pounds and defeated Curtis Sheppard of Pittsburgh by decision. The card listed Musto winning a points victory over Sheppard with no knockdowns noted.
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Pittsburgh
Tony Musto
Chicago
Curtis Sheppard
New York
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
al McCoy
Boston
Racine Social And Personal Highlights
Racine Baptist church junior girls met at leader Miss Martha Lou Watterson's home for a potluck social hour with Lillian Simpson Mary Louise Simpson Betty Decker Wanda Brownell Dorothy Roush Tina Spencer Joe Ann Spencer Rosalind Beards and the hostess assisting Lynn Hart was injured Monday afternoon while working on the Ralphie home and brought home from Holzer Hospital Regal Lilies five feet seven inches tall with thirty three flowers and buds were blooming at the Curtis home Francis Morris finished painting the Amanda Cross residence Meigs County Epworth League met at Minersville Methodist Church with Dolly Russell Betty Hobback Betty O Connor Marian Simpson Isabell Cleland Emma Jane Jividen and Bobbie Cleland present Mr and Mrs Ira Beegle purchased the Frank Weaver property on Fifth Street and are repairing the house Mrs John Fisher son Jackie Mildred Roush and Wanda Rae Roush visited Erwin Farley in Middleport William Archie of Pittsburgh bought three skiffs in Racine after a prior visit purchasing four more skiffs three weeks earlier
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Racine
Racine Baptist Church
Martha Lou Watterson
Lillian Simpson
Mary Louise Simpson
Betty Decker
Wanda Brownell
Dorothy Roush
Tina
Joe Ann Spencer
Rosalind Beards
Lynn Hart
Ralphie
Holzer Hospital
Regal Lilies
Henry O. Curtis
Clark Jividen
Emma Jane
Emma Jividen
Marietta
Parkersburg
Francis Morris
Amanda Cross
Dolly Russell
Betty Hoback
Betty O’connor
Marian Simpson
Isabell Cleland
Emma Jane Jiide
Mr. Archie
Cards Take Opener From Reds In Cincinnati Shocker
St Louis under Billy Southworth upends Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Enos Slaughter belts two home runs and drives in all three Cardinal runs. Warneke earned the win, L. Moore took the loss after six innings. The Reds lead the league by percentage point while the Dodgers beat Philadelphia to stay close.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Reds
Paul Derringer
Bill McGee
Billy Southworth
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Phils
Enos Slaughter
Ernie Koy
Bill Werber
Koy
Morrie Arnovich
Warneke
Whitey Moore
Johnny Hutchins
Werber
Lonnie Frey
Frey
Ernie Lombardi
Bat
Goodman
Baker
Craft
Arnovich
Joost
F. McCormick
Lombardi
M. McCormick
L. Moore
Hutchings
Marion
Slaughter
Orengo
Mize
Magerkurth
Stewart and Barrime
Patsy Perroni Beats Winston in 10 Rounds
Patsy Perroni of Canton, aged 188 pounds, decisioned Eddie Winston of Hartford, Conn. in a 10 round bout here last night, setting up a rematch with Jack Walker of Columbus who is undefeated. Perroni previously fought Walker to a 10 round draw on April 1.
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Columbus
Patsy Perroni
Canton
Eddie Winston
Hartford
Conn
Jack
Buddy” Walker
Entertains at Dinner in Chauncey
Mrs Minnie Palmer entertained at dinner Sunday at her Chauncey home with guests including Mr and Mrs Wesley Z Cotterill and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Guss Uhrig and daughter Mary of Chillicothe, Mr and Mrs Paul Tipton and son Jon of The Plains, Mrs Geneva Stanley and daughter Janice Sue of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Minnie Palmer
Wesley Z. Cotterill
Guss Uhrig
Mary
Chillicothe
Paul Tipton
Jon
the Plains
Geneva Stanley
Janice Sue
Dover Grange Meeting Tonight at Chauncey Hall
Dover Grange No 2646 will hold an important meeting tonight at 8 o clock in the Grange Hall at Chauncey K of P Building. A large attendance is expected with a social hour featuring a potluck supper. Each member contributes their favorite dish.
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Chauncey
Dover Grange No
Grange Hall
Chauncey K. of P
Germany's infant mortality rate reported at 64 per thousand
An article notes Germany records an infant mortality rate of 64 deaths per thousand live births. It discusses health indicators and compares with regional averages, highlighting potential public health implications and the need for continued maternal and child health programs.
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Germany
Dempsey Knocks Out Luttrell in Atlanta Return Fight
Jack Dempsey, 45, returned to boxing in Atlanta weighing 205 pounds and stopped Clarence Luttrell in four minutes and 58 seconds. About 10,000 fans paid roughly $15,000 in gross receipts as Dempsey battered a slower opponent and called for more work in a belated comeback.
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Manassa Mauler
Clarence
Luttrell
Dempsey
Softball Loop Second Round Opens with New Teams
Athens City Softball League announces second round starts tonight with Silver Star Lunch and Jay Cees, followed by Milldeck Shoes vs Bob's Lunch tomorrow and Beckley versus Silver Star Lunch Thursday. Tennis entries accepted this week. singles start next Tuesday. McBees withdrawal prompts revised second-half schedule.
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Athens City
Silver Star Lunch
Jay Cees
Milldeck Shoes
Bob's
Beckley
Silver Star
Harry Lackey
League Leaders and St Louis option Ernie White to Columbus
Batting leaders include Radcliff and Case while Greenberg and McCosky top various lists. Foxx Trosky Mize lead homers. Newsom Mooty show strong pitching. St Louis optioned pitcher Ernie White to Columbus of the American Association per NL club announcement.
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McCosky
Detroit
Keller
New York
Foxx
Boston
Trosky
Cleveland
Case
Washington
Newsom
ST. Louis
St Louis Cardinals
Ernie White
Columbus
Servis narrowly defends Ohio amateur golf title in Cleveland
Dayton star Bob Servis wins his second straight Ohio state amateur crown at Shaker Heights with a 3 and 2 victory over Marshall Carlson, a Toledo University basketball captain and top amateur who nearly upstaged him. Carlson, a self taught player, showcased a late rally before faltering.
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Cleveland
Bob Servis
Dayton
Ohio
Toledo
Gem City Flash
Marshall Carlson
Toledo University
Servis
Shaker Heights
Carlson
McNeill Clinches National Intercollegiate Net Title
Don McNeill of Kenyon College won the National Intercollegiate tennis championship at Merion Cricket Club in Haverford Pa in straight sets over Joe Hunt Naval Academy 7-5 6-1 6-1. The victory follows his earlier win at Chicago for the National Clay Courts crown enhancing Kenyon's first major championship.
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Haverford
Don McNeill
Little Kenyon College
Ohio Collegian
Joe Hunt
Naval Academy
Merion Cricket Club
McNeill
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
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Jack Dempsey Kayoes
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