All Star Baseball Game Sets Stage At Crosley Field
Cincinnati hosts the sixth annual All Star clash between National and American Leagues before a 28,000 crowd. Vander Meer starts for the NL with Gomez facing him. lineup changes possible as managers Moody and McCarthy plan pitching rotations and gaps.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Field
U.P
Yankee Stadium
New York
McCarthy
Gomez
Johnny Allen
Cleveland
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Terry
Vander Meer
National League
Lombardi
McCormick
Hack
Goodman
Mike Kreevich
White Sox
Buddy Lewis
Washington
Gehringer
Averill
Foxx
DiMaggio
Dickey
Cronin
Betting Odds Still Favoring New Yorkers
Broadway betting commissioner Jack Doyle predicts a third straight subway series between the New York Yankees and the Giants. Yankees priced at 7-10 leading AL, Indians at 2-1, Giants at even money, with Pittsburgh next at 5-2 in mid season odds.
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NEW York
U.P
Jack Doyle
New York Yankees
Giants
Yanks
Cleveland
Doyle
New Yorkers
Indians
Pittsburgh
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
I Standings and Results Summary
The standings section shows Indianapolis leading the association with a 10 to 4 result over St. Paul. No American games were scheduled. The National league lists Thursday as the date with an Open date.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Fleming Wins Three Races
Vic Fleming, veteran harness driver, led the grand circuit by winning three events on Tuesday in Cleveland. He drove Lou Bell's Boy to a 2 15 pace, Nate Hanover to a 2 17 pace, and David Glow to a 2 24 pace, giving him nine total victories after Toledo and opening day. Dr H M Parshall then won the two year old trotters race, Peter Astra, in straight heats.
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Cleveland
U.P
Vic Fleming
Fleming
Toledo
Lou Bell
Boy
Nate Hanover
David Glow
Horton Smith Favored To Win PGA Championship
Horton Smith of Chicago is favored to win the PGA Championship at Shawnee on Delaware after breaking the Shawnee course record with a 34 31 65 in practice. Smith, with Jimmy Hines, posted an eagle five birds and 12 pars to smash Ed Dudley’s 66 record from 1936 as the tournament opens Sunday.
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Shawnee -On- Delaware
U.P
Horton Smith
Chicago
Professional Golfers Association
Shawnee
Smith
Jimmy Hines
Ed Dudley
Hines
Stokes Family Joins Huffman Trio On Ohio Trip
Mr and Mrs Leland Stokes and son Jack of Athens joined Mrs Louise T Huffman Miss Charlene Huffman and Belford Harburger Sunday on a trip to Marietta and McConnelsville.
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Logan
Leland Stokes
Jack
Athens
Louise T. Huffman
Charlene Huffman
Belford Harburger
Marietta
McConnelsville
Ambers Armstrong Lightweight Title Bout Moves to Aug 10
New York boxing fans learn Lou Ambers will defend the lightweight crown against Henry Armstrong at the Polo Grounds on August 10. The Darby, Pennsylvania fight was postponed from July 26 after Ambers hurt his hand in a prior bout. physicians say he can train soon.
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U.P
New York State Athletic Commission
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Polo Grounds
Ambers
Canaanville and Torch split doubleheader in tight softball battles
In Canaanville, Torch edged Canaanville 5-3 in the first game of a Sunday double header, then won 17-3 in the second. Monday, Canaanville swept both games at Torch, with Sapp tossing his second no hit no run game of the season and Davis securing a 3-2 win.
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Canaanville
Torch
Sapp
O. Webb
Davis
Canaonville
Foster
Driver Fined and Sentenced After DUI Plea
Logan William Hampshire of Stoutsville appeared before Judge Phil Henderson on a DUI charge and pled guilty. A prior offense doubled the jail time to 60 days, with a $100 fine plus costs and six months driving privileges loss. Hampshire was arrested after a wreck near Haynes on Route 56 with Hilgar Lindsey.
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Haynes
Hilgar Lindsey
Orbiston Ball Club Splits Doubleheader In New Start
Orbiston lost the first game 7 to 4 at No 10 Sunday then won the second 14 to 7. The club has 14 wins and 1 loss in 15 starts. For games write Hod Gill Glouster R 4. The only sound a gnat can hear is the buzzing of its mate.
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Orbiston Ball Club
No. 10
Orbiston
Hod Gill
Glouster
Former Gallia Athlete Named Central High Football Coach
Morgan Jones aged 30 of Tiltonville steps into the Central High School Lima Ohio football coaching post succeeding C C Steward. Jones a Rio Grande College graduate and former halfback will also teach science at Central and is pursuing a master’s degree at Ohio State University.
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Gallipolis
Morgan Jones
Tiltonville
Jefferson County
Central High School
Lima
Ohio
J. McLean Reed
Rio Grande College
C. C. Steward
Jones
Rio Grande
Bellaire
Martins Ferry
Bridgeport
Wheeling
Shadyside
Wellsville
Toronto
Minge Junction
Tiltoneville
Kennymore Club
Electrics and Grocers Take Tuesday Soft Ball Wins
In City Soft Ball League play Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. and Leadway Foods won close contests. The Electrics rallied in the last inning to beat Varsity Billiards 9-6, while the Grocers defeated Jake's Hamburgers 6-3 with Sapp striking out 10.
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Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Leadway Foods
Electrics
Grocers
Jake’s Hamburgers
Sapp
Keltner Engaged to Milwaukee Girl
Cleveland star rookie Ken Keltner announced his engagement to Evelyn Gonin of Milwaukee. He traveled on an Indians off day to Milwaukee with manager Oscar Vitt’s permission to present a ring and said the wedding would likely occur about a year hence.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ken Keltner
Cleveland Indians
Evelyn Gonin
Milwaukee
Keltner
Indians
Oscar Vitt
Miss Gonin
Winter romance ends as oldest California couple dies
In Long Beach California the oldest couple to obtain a marriage license ended their romance with death. The bride Mrs Spencer H St John died at 85 leaving a 90 year old widower husband.
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Long Beach
Cal
U.P
Spencer H. St. John
Many Persons Visit in New Straitsville
New Straitsville residents host a series of weekend visitors from Columbus New Lexington Akron and Jackson. Guests include Mr and Mrs Hammond Colum bus Mrs Hazelton and family Miss Mabel Shuttleworth and family and others. Local residents report illness and social events such as birthdays and sunrise services at Bremen Masonic Temple.
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Horace Richardson
Carol, Corning
Hutchins
Charles Shunkweiler
Gordon James
New Straitsville
James
Charles Shaffer
Gerald Robinson
Nancy
Martha Lee
Mabel Poling
Gloria Jean
Columbus
Joe Crew
Bobby
Billy
Crew
Philip Fisher
William Koon
Roberta Sue
Mary Lou
Albert Koon
Lancaster
Gerald Kilpatrick
Matt Kilpatrick
Stell Peacock
Barberton
Barney Ponn
Ralph Walters
Akron
Maud Ponn
Ralph Currens
Lizzie Bradbury
Cincinnati
Hammond
Charles Hazelton
Mabel Shuttleworth
William Shuttleworth
Fred Blankenship
Ervin Wirthman
William Alexi
Herman Keeler
Clyde Strain
Ray Orndorf
Charles Lawson
Edward Lawson
Ralph Nixon
New Lexington
George Coultrie
William Mitchel
Ed Mills
Claude Osborne
George Boring
Frank Beck
Howard
Robert
Masonic Temple
Bremen
Evelyn Reinhard
Harold Orndorf
Sam Orndorf
Harry McGovern
Catherine Murdy
William Savage
Beverly Jane
Mabel Abram
Jack
New York City
James Abram
Jack Foster
E. C. McCarthy
Harold Casey
Earl Slatter
James Bond
Blanchard
Levi Palmer
William Call
Kenneth Webb
Kenneth Shattuck
Jackson
Lester Bradds
Hazel Oscey
Deanville
Gegege Wion
Donald Matyskella Wedding Told at Columbus
Joseph and Mary Matyskella announce the marriage of their son Donald to Miss Mary Joseph of Columbus. The ceremony was July 2 at St Patrick Church in Columbus and the couple will reside in Columbus.
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Adam Matyskella
Donald
Mary Joseph
Columbus
St. Patricks Church
Fred Byers
Richard Dehman
Chauncey
Betty Jane
Gaye Dehman
Barberton
Dick Reed
Bishopville
C. F. Reed
Glen Reed Jr
Thomas
Wendell
Charles
Duane Davis
Fostoria
William Heck
Gertie Taylor
Frank Rabe
Herman Rabe
Akron
T. R. Kinney
Ravenna
John Deal
John Exenkemper
Corning
Maurice Rogers
Martin Bernard
Dutch Ridge
George Bernard
W. N. Hartley
Athens
John Hartley
Pete Swaro
Drakes
Clifford Hysell
Ulysseus Gillette
Okey Roberts
Pleasant
Mich
I. L. Roberts
Charles Hoisington
Marion Springer
Victorine Sims
Amesville
Carmen Morris
Viola Cox
Car EF
South
Lewis Youngs
Dayton
Dorothy Brooks
Nelsonville
Gilbert Gillette
John Gillette
Claude Weldon
Kanauga News Notes Local bake sale aids Kanauga M. E. Church
Community activities fill the Kanauga area with social visits and church events. The Ladies Aid bake sale at Gallipolis raised funds for the Kanauga M. E. Church, while residents join relatives in Millfield and Portsmouth for visits.
Mexican woodcutter vows to beat Kaiser record
San Jose Mexico resident Jesus Maria Andalosa, who just turned 101, celebrated by cutting and carrying a day’s fuel wood, declaring he will try to break the former Kaiser woodchopping record.
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San Jose
Cal
U.P
Jesus Maria Andasola
Kaiser
Andalosa
Guysville Ladies Aid Serves Dinner to 80 Masons
GUYSVILLE The Ladies Aid of the M E Church served a chicken dinner to 80 Masons at their hall Friday night. Several notices report attendants at an all day quilting, and multiple locals are listed with visits and travels to Buckeye Lake, Columbus, Athens, and other towns.
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Guysville Ladies Aid
Guysville
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Hattie Bailes
Rockland
Faye Chapman
Blanche Bean
Gladys Fuller
Laura Barnett
Mayme Ashcraft
Freda Bean
Mildred Marshall
L. D. Robinson
P. G. Chapman
St. Helena Lake
Michigan
Emma Light
Nora Henry
Athens
Janette Rickey
W. L. Hottle
Fullerton
Cal
Leta V. McLaughlin
William Williard
Albany
Stewart Martin
Frank Klingenberg
Guys-ville
Russells Point
Indian Lake
Herman Pierce
Ollie Wyatt
Olive Lockhart
Parkersburg
L. V. McLaughlin
Vinnie Woode
Harley
West Virginia
Mary Barker
Fish Fry Marks Legion Post Members Milestone in 1938
Logan Post American Legion members enjoyed a Tuesday fish fry in their rooms with John W. McBroom in charge. The post announced it had reached its 1938 quota of 120 members. Delegates Commander Harold W. Larimer and Adjutant C. E. Struble prepared to attend the state convention in Cincinnati July 24 to 26.
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Logan
Logan Post American Legion
John W. McBroom
Cincinnati
Harold W. Larimer
C. E. Struble
Old Injury Blamed For Physician Illness
Dr Walter E Brehm entered Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus Tuesday evening for treatment in poor health for weeks. An X ray showed an old rib fracture from age 16 overlapped and two nerves infected. He will be placed in a temporary cast and hopes to return home within a week. Diabetes deaths in Prussia rose from 15 per million (1881 1885) to 87 per million (1911 1915).
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Logan
Walter E. Brehm
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Prussia
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