Standings and schedule roundup for Tuesday and Thursday
Tuesday results show Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 1. Boston 5 New York 3. Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 0. St Louis 4 Cincinnati 0. American Association games include St Louis 5 Cleveland 3 and Detroit 10 Chicago 9. Thursday fixtures feature Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Chicago at St Louis among others.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Palacelphe
Association
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
American
National
Washington Philadphia
Chauncey School Plans 24 Hour Defense Training Program
Chauncey Dover schools officials travel to Columbus regarding the national defense program and a 15 million dollar bill for vocational training in defense related industries. Chauncey-Dover shop to offer free auto mechanics and acetylene welding classes starting July 8 after registration at the Athens Ohio Federal Employment Office. Businesses may request trained workers and arrange further classes for employees.
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Chauncey
Co. D. McClanahan
Woodrow Ferrer
Chauncey-Dover
Columbus
Chauncey- Dover
Federal Employment Office
S. Court St
Athens
Ohio
National Defense
McClanahan
Ferrel
Teacher Honored by Willing Workers Club at Millfield
Ten members of the Willing Workers Class at Millfield Church of Christ surprised former teacher Mrs Lena Martin with a Bible gift Monday night. After a social hour a refreshment course was served. Members present included Donna Lee Blower Jean Russell Betty Heffken Henrietta Heffken Jane White June Theisen Carolyn Wemmer Virginia Theisen Frederica Theisen and Gordon Mingus.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Dora Shrieves in Buchtel
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Danko and children Mary Ann and Mickey joined CHAUNCEY and others in Millfield to attend a chicken dinner in Buchtel honoring Dora Shrieves on her birthday anniversary. William Shrieves was among the guests as a cake and gifts were presented.
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Chauncey
Michael Danko
Mary Ann
Mickey
Millfield
Buchtel
Danko
Dora Shrieves
William Shrieves
Shrieves
Mines Reported Operating in Chauncey District Today
Work report lists seven active mines in Chauncey district including No. 255 No. 10X Pos ton No. 6 Chauncey N Y 25 Black Diamond Kimberly and Coonville with status details pending clarification.
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Chauncey
Poston No
N. Y
Black Diamond
Kimberly and Coonville
Chauncey Social Notes List Local Visits and Guests
Chauncey residents host and visit across counties with gatherings in Millfield Columbus Athens Logan and Summersville. Families including Lanning Mingus Bridgewater Sanders and Wolfe share travels visits and needle club hosting in Converse Street reflecting small town social life.
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Chauncey
Harley Lanning
Virginia
Minnie Willis
Millfield
Muskingum River
Joe Baldy
Larry
Erie
Herbert Mingus
Jessie Fulton
Nellie Brookins
Converse St
John Marshall
Columbus
Clarence Sanders
Mabel Sanders
C. N. Sanders
Robert
William
Gilbert Courtney
Charles Harvey
Addie Tippett
Margaret Kern
Athens
Stanley Wagoner
Wynona Bridgewater
Vera
John Martin
Robert of
Chauncey Green Leaf 4 H Club Held High School Party
Chauncey Green Leaf 4 H Club members and advisors Elizabeth Rupe and Margaret Jackson held a party on Chauncey high school grounds Tuesday evening. Four members were absent Norma Lee Cunningham Reena Watkins Ruth Howard Edith Howard. Present were Thelma Jean Brookins Dorothy Robinson Virgene Reeves Pauline Robinson Erma Faye Canter Mae Reeves. Next meeting set for high school building Monday July 8 at 1 pm.
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Chauncey
Green Leaf 4-H Club
Elizabeth Rupe
Margaret Jackson
Norma Lee Cunningham
Reena Watkins
Ruth
Edith Howard
Thelma Jean Brookins
Dorothy Robinson
Virgene Reeves
Pauline Robinson
Erma Faye Canter
Mae Reeves
Train Excursion to Cincinnati Family Outing
Asa Canter and children Erma Faye and Williard joined Mr and Mrs Tom Deal Mrs Walter Lanning and son Jerry on a Sunday train excursion to Cincinnati. They attended the ball game and visited other points of interest.
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Chauncey
Asa Canter
Erma Faye
Williard
Tom Deal
Walter Lanning
Jerry
Cincinnati
July 4th Not Apt To Uphold Old Tradition
Judson Bailey notes the holiday caused no firm pennant predictions as two pace makers shift in the majors. Detroit tops the American League, Brooklyn leads the National, and St Louis clubs dominate yesterday’s routs. Detroit edged Chicago 10-9. Dodgers beat Phillies 4-1 behind Tex Carleton. Joe Dimaggio helped the Yankees win 6-2, while Gee Walker of the Senators was injured. Boston split a doubleheader with Philadelphia 4-3 and 15-9.
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Judson Bailey
Detroit Tigers
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lefty Gomez
Washington
New York Yankees
Senators
Joe Dimaggio
New York
Gee Walker
Philadelphia Athletics
Ed Heusser
Boston
Hemlock Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Deaths
Hemlock records show Florence Hines traveling to Sugar Grove for the death of her sister in law Mrs. Ira Lafever. Families including Dennis, Linscott, Williams and Starling shared visits in Corning, Athens, Nelsonville, Columbus, and Muskingum River areas. Two in five traffic fatalities involve pedestrians.
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David Williams
Corning
Clarence Whitmer
Muskingum River
Lowell Turner
Akron
Sylvia Stort
Columbus
Reds Fall From League Lead in 4-0 Loss to Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds were shut out 4-0 by St. Louis Cardinals in a two game series swept by the visitors. Bill McGee limited the Reds to seven hits and drove in two runs with a fourth inning single. Terry Moore hit a triple for St Louis and Mickey Owen followed with a single as the Cards took a 4-0 victory, pushing Cincinnati behind Brooklyn in the NL standings.
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Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bucky Walters
Junior Thompson
Cardinals
Missouri
Fiddler
Bill McGee
Brooklyn
Cards
Terry Moore
Mickey Owen
Paul Derringer
Derringer
Goodman
F. McCormick
Hershberger
Arnovich
St. Louis
S. Martin
St Bes Slaughter
Moore
Orengo
Marion
Owen
McGee
Joost
Koy
Mize
T. Moore
Ac O
Stewart
Barr
Magerkurth
Straitsville Social Notes Recap of July social events
Electa Chapter Eastern Star held a farewell party for three members headed to Rutland Thornville and Sandusky. Bobby Downs won second in a national marble tournament at Wildwood NJ. Epworth League ice cream social and Lancaster campout planned. Local visits and marriages noted with multiple relatives visiting and traveling to Logan Sistersville and New Lexington.
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New Straitsville
Electa
Eastern Star
Jack Brown
Rutland
Wayne Hamrick
Thornville
Hamrick
Cheetham
Sandusky
Bobby Downs
Clifford Downs
Wildwood
N. J
Downs
Owen Campbell
Leroy Woodruff
Cress Webb
Cullums
Athens
E. R. Higgins
Bobby
Mary
Akron
Epworth League
Church Lawn
League
Lancaster
E. M. Rush
Mirinda Christian
Ben Dishon
Florence Huston
Carl
Sistersville
W. Va
Evan Jones
Edward
Kathleen Vernon
Fred Blankenship
Melburn Dowler
Columbus
C. D. Strain
Howard Blankenship
Levi Wolfe
Charles White
East Fultonham
William Brown
Lois
Levi Palmer
Henry Lemon
Lemon
Marietta Clinic
George Ashbaugh
Nancy Ann Dunkle
New Lexington
Stephen Blankenship
Wesley Campbell
Gore
James Campbell
Robert Nixon
Logan
Dorothy Devol
Lena Blankenship
Chauncey Fire Department Extinguishes Oil Fire Near City Building
Chauncey Fire Department responded Tuesday morning to a blaze caused by a drum of road oil near the City Building. The oil, warmed for spreading, ignited and fueled a fire that was quickly put out with no property damage.
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CALL
Chauncey
Max Baer Stops Galento in Buzz of Betting News
In Jersey City, Ancil Hoffman cashed $1,000 on Baer while Johnny Ray laid $900 on Galento. The piece notes Baer’s plan to challenge Joe Louis, Galento’s heirs attaching the losing purse, and a flood of mixed sports gossip including Yankees, baseball managers, and college football shifts.
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Eddie Brietz
Jersey City
N. J
Ancil Hoffman
Max Baer
Johnny Ray
Billy Conn
Baer
Joe Louis
Joe
Galento
Joe Jacobs
Tony
Russell
Browns Top Indians to Seize Junior League Lead
Cleveland loses first place after 5-3 defeat as St Louis slugs three homers off Indian pitchers. Bob Feller sought his 13th win with Emil Bildilli facing St Louis in the final game of the series. Indians totaled 18 hits but stranded 12 men as Browns routed three Cleveland hurlers with timely hitting and key defensive plays.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Blues
Fred Haney
Browns
Tribe
Redskins
Boston Red Sox
Oscar Vitt
Bob Feller
St. Louis
Emil Bildilli
Indians
Vernon Kennedy
Kennedy
Nate Andrews
Johnny Berardino
Beau Bell
Ben Chapman
Ray Mack
Mack
Lou Boudreau
Tribé
Roy Weatherly
Cullenbine
McQuinn
Eninge
Dieadecne
Cleveland AB
Boudreau
Weatherly
Hemsley
Recert
Cceces
BO Lusseg
Chapman, If
TORGR
Seccsudace
Maehner
Ce Ee SE TD Bee Enon 0.0 den ND. Cclmpuieden Ainis
Sidenimensacht
Cabucimemuinnal
aRan
Swift
Harder
Allen
Chapman
Clift
Sacrifices Hemsley
Andrews
Geisel
Quinn
Pipgras
Summer Softball League Formed at Ohio University
Carl Nessley of Ohio University organizes a six team summer softball loop for students. league games run Mondays and Thursdays at 6 30 on the university baseball field with about 75 players. After three games Ault Kroll leads with three wins and no losses. Standings show Independents Noble Monroe Brownhill Flashes among others. July 8 schedule lists Beavers Noble Monroe Keller Kuhn Independents and Ault Kroll Brownhill Flashes.
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Carl Nessley
Ohio University
Ault- Kroll
League Leaders and team stats summary
League leaders list two leagues with batting runs and runs batted in. Danning of New York leads in batting with 362 and in runs batted in with 55. Hack of Chicago leads runs with 49 and doubles with 25. Frey of Cincinnati leads in stolen bases with 11. Mooty of Chicago leads pitching with 50. Radcliff of St Louis leads batting with 59. MoCosky of Detroit leads runs with 57 and triples with 10. Greenberg of Detroit leads in runs batted in with 65 and doubles with 27. Finney of Boston leads hits with 95 and Foxx of Boston leads home runs with 18. Newsom of Detroit leads pitching with 11.
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Danning
New York
Hack
Chicago
Frey
Cincinnati
Herman
Ross
Boston
Mize
St. Louis
Mooty
Radcliff
MoCosky
Detroit
Greenberg
Finney
Baer Defeats Galento In Ninth Round technical knockout
Max Baer outlasted Tony Galento in Jersey City as Galento quit in the eighth round with a bloody chin and fatigue. Baer, aiming at Joe Louis, controlled the bout with sharp blows and steady movement as 22,711 fans paid $98,004.
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Jersey City
Jersey
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Baer
Louis
Big Negro
Max
Associated Press
Galento
Tony
Handicap Tourney at Athene Country Club Thursday
An 18 hole medal play handicap tournament will be held at Athene Country Club on Thursday with six prizes in each flight. Class A players score from one to 17 and Class B from 18 to 30. All second round matches in the President's cup must be completed by Sunday night.
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Athens Country Club
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Brand
Luttrell
Atlanta
Dempsey
Kingfish Levinsky
Chauncey School
Dover Township
Chauncey District
L. L. Sweazy
Harry Herman
Edith Brown
Joel Kellenbarger
Beulah Hawk
Lower Plains
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Carbondale
Dora Collins
Hemlock
Athens Messenger
Straitsville Social Notes
Maxie Baer
Breezing
Brietz
Yankees
Babe Dahlgren
Tommy Henrich
Frank Crosetti
Billy Knickerbocker
Tom Lieb
Notre Dame
Florida
al M'Coy
Sally Krieger
Lou Nova
Jess Willard
George Carpentier
Tommy Gibbons
Stanford
Palo Alto
Berg
Patty
Jimmy Dykes
Joe M’carthy
Zipp Newman
Birmingham
Ala
University
Glouster
Plains
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Tnira
Prieto
Ecekimomatannda
Oeras Sgtewtones
The
Blues Gengway
Cncnancesene
PTR
Cb Nonedeeah
I Sianis
Kestival
Murray Dickson
American Association
Millers
Anag Fon
PUETT
Jay Cees
Birds’ Rally
Athens City
Silver Star
Faulkner
Rideout
Poa Bolling
Eeewewee Jay Cee
Woler
Gesaacenauckdae
Triplett
Rfene Morgor
Coon
Couly
Morganaa
C. Coury
Parks
L. Bobo
Sington
A & Te
Madjeski
Cece B. Bobo
Williams
Ss Andres
Leita
Josoon
Aiordan J. Weaver
Menwe Rapp
Ccca
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Aucrham
Cwcasnae
Emma
Piotce
Sherlock
Campbell
Walker
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Olling
Jones
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Sturdy
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Weaver
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Wilpitch
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