Elmer Riddle Shuts Out Cards as Reds Top Paced NL
Elmer Riddle pitched a three hit 3-0 victory guiding the Cincinnati Reds over the St Louis Cardinals. He improved to 9-0 as Cincinnati pulled three games ahead of the Dodgers in the NL race. The Yankees boosted attendance with 66,048 fans as DiMaggio and Rolfe starred in an 8-4 1-3 sweep of the Athletics.
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Cincinnati Reds
Elmer Riddle
Department of Vital Statistics
Columbus
Wausau
Wis
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Riddle
Kirby Higbe
Boston Braves
Braves
Phillies
New Yorkers
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe DiMaggio
Red Rolfe
DiMag
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Jimmy Foxx
Heber
Dick) Newsom
Cecil
Tex) Hughson
Louisville
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
al Benton
Detroit
Browns
Dizzy Trout
St. Louis Cmg
Sacaasas
Moore
Hopp
Wontes Slaughter
Padgett
Marion
Warneke
Svee
Ja Brown
Gumbert
Cincinnati
Frey
F. McCormick
Gleeson
Lombardi
M. McCormick
Joost
TD Sheedalinna
Waner
Cresps
Mize
Lake
St. Louis
Krist
Various baseball scores from multiple city matchups
A list of game results with pairings such as New York versus Philadelphia and Brooklyn versus Boston, showing scores like New York 7 Philadelphia 3 and Chicago 9 Cleveland 4. Other entries include Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 1 and Detroit 7 St. Louis 5, among many additional city contests and partial notes.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Lotis
Association Club
I. Pet
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Aee
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ween
Hogan Favorite In PGA Meet
Denver opening round sees Slim Benny Hogan chosen as the man to beat at Cherry Hills as the 1941 PGA Championship begins. Favorite Craig Wood and Byron Nelson, defending champ, are passed over in favor of Hogan amid a field of over a hundred top professionals.
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Denver
Cherry Hills
Slim Benny Hogan
Craig Wood
Hogan
Byron Nelson
Youth Casts Senior Title at Ohio Casting Championship
Hugh Bauer Jr. 16 of Akron entered the junior division at Twin Lakes and won a senior trophy by securing the Ohio dry fly accuracy championship. Clyde W. Marshall of East Liverpool defended his Ohio titles with a 140.6 foot distance fly, 149 foot salmon fly, and a 393 foot 11.6 inch distance ball cast average.
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Cincinnati
Hugh Bauer, Jr
Akron
Twin Lakes
Bauer
Ohio
Clyde W. Marshall
East Liverpool
McNeill and Riggs Reach Southern Tennis Tour Finals
National champion Don McNeill of Gambier faces Bobby Riggs of Chicago in the Southern Tennis Tournament final in Louisville. McNeill defeated Bitsy Grant 0-6 1-6 6-4 6-4 in the semifinal, while Riggs beat Gardner Alley 6-4 6-3 6-3. Lou Clay of Milton Mass named captain of Harvard baseball team.
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Louisville
Don McNeill
Gambier
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
McNeill
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Riggs
Gardner Alley
Coral Gables
Fla
Lou Clay
Milton
Mass
Harvard
McCormick and Lombardi Lead NL in Double Plays
Frank McCormick and Ernie Lombardi top the National League in grounding into double plays. The two longtime stars share the lead as the season progresses, highlighting a critical infield trend and team defense concerns.
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Frank McCormick
Ernie Lombardi
Bleacherites Strip to Sun In Cincinnati Reds Game
Fans in Cincinnati shed shirts for sun tan at Reds games, paying admission and drawing attention to pregame heat. Some patrons sunbathe in bleachers while security monitors crowd behavior during the ballpark event.
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Cincinnati
Reds
League Leaders Catch Up in National Batting and Pitching
Reiser of Brooklyn leads National batting with .360 and 61 runs. Nicholson of Chicago has 59 RBIs while Moore of St. Louis reaches 96 hits. DiMaggio and Keller top several New York and Cleveland categories including home runs and runs batted in.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Nicholson
Chicago
Moore
St. Louis
Dallessandro
Slaughter
Williams
Boston
D. DiMaggio
J. DiMaggio
New York
Keller
DiMaggio
Boudreau
Cleveland
Keltner
Heath
Kubel
Benton
Detroit
Birds and Millers Split Doubleheader in A A Action
The Minneapolis Millers split their series with Columbus with a 4 to 1 win after a 5 to 2 loss. Louisville dropped two games to the Brewers. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 2 to 0 and 4 to 1, while Toledo swept St. Paul 6 to 3 and 7 to 5.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis Millers
Millers
Preacher Roe
AB Wright
Johnny Grodzicki
Brewers
Dick Fleming
Emerson Dickman
Colonels
Ray Starr
Kansas City Blues
Don Hendrickson
Blues
Indians Face Flint In Exhibition After Rough White Sox Loss
Cleveland goes against Flint in a Michigan State League exhibition as Ken Jungels and Joe Krakauskas are expected to pitch. Mel Harder shines in relief and Lou Boudreau collects a hit for one third of the Tribe’s offense after a 9-4 defeat to Chicago that left Cleveland 8 1/2 games back of the Yankees.
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Flint
Mich
Cleveland Indians
Redskins
Chicago
Cleveland
Tribe
Flint Club
Ken Jungels
Joe Krakauskas
White Sox
Indians
Yankees
al Milnar
Mel Harder
Joe Kuhel
Lou Boudreau
New Plymouth Wedding Unites Miss Mary Ruth Champion and Alvin Angle
Miss Mary Ruth Champion and Alvin Angle wed in a simple noon ceremony at the Presbyterian Church in New Plymouth. The bride wore blue crepe with white accessories as family and friends attended. the couple plans to reside in Haydenville after a wedding trip.
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New Plymouth
Mary Ruth Champion
Iva Schurtz
Swan Township
Alvin Angie
Haydenville
Harvey Angie
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Stewart
Miss Champion
Lohengren
William Gibbons
Ruth Jacobs
Luckey
Larry Champion
Walter Haas
Logan
I. R. Haas
Jean Haas
Raymond Konkright
Elizabeth Heinlein
Gertrude Felton
Ohio University
Athens
Chauncey Visit Highlights Johnson Russell Family Ties
Mr and Mrs Dan Johnson and their children Alice and Russell joined relatives Chauncey and others for a Bethany gathering with extended visits from Dayton. Alice Johnson later accompanied Robert Richardson and daughter June visiting Ralph Richardson near Stewart. Saturday Alice and Russell Johnson visited their Uncle Everett Russell in Chesterhill Ohio.
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Chauncey
Dan Johnson
Alice
Russell Johnson
Hollis
Stalder
Richard
Sammy
Grant Russell
Bethany
Alice Johnson
Robert Richardson
June
Dayton
Ralph Richardson
Stewart
Russell
Everett Russell
Chesterhill
Yankowskis Return to Michigan After Visit
Mrs Loretta Guy Yankowski and her children Joann and Marieann, from Michigan, spent the summer with her Chauncey area parents. They were joined by Miss Emma Guy and Mr Frank Truska and Genius Yankowski of Greens Run. They plan a short fishing trip and a trip to Canada before returning later in the week.
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Chauncey
Loretta
Guy) Yankowski
Joann
Marieann
Michigan
Emma Guy
Frank Truska
Genius Yankowski
Greens Run
Canada
Mullins Family Reunion Dinner and River Picnic
Mr and Mrs Clarence Mullins hosted a Fourth of July dinner at their Ellis Avenue home for Vaughn Droz of Columbus and Charlies Mullins family of Jacksonville. The group later enjoyed a Muskingum River picnic and watched speedboat races.
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Chauncey
Clarence Mullins
Ellis Ave
Vaughn Droz
Columbus
Charlies Mullins
Velma Ruth
Tommy
Jacksonville
George Mullins
Muskingum River
Holiday Guests Entertained by Morgan Couple on Fourth
Henry Morgan hosted guests on July Fourth with homemade ice cream served to Mr and Mrs King Perry and a group including Mr and Mrs Wilbert Love and children Frank and Denver Mr and Mrs Eugene Morgan Mr and Mrs Gilbert Love Elmer Staley and son Bill and Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan all of Chauncey plus Jacobs Ave attendees.
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Chauncey
Henry Morgan
Jacobs Ave
King Perry
Millfield Rt. 2
Wilbert Love
Frank
Denver
Eugene ‘Morgan
Gilbert Love
Elmer Staley
Bill
Meehan box opponents loom in boxing trust shakeup
Eddie Briez notes Lee Savold Pat Comiskey and Melio Bettina join Jack Kearns trust in Meehan’s continued challenge. He also cites Craig Wood Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan as 6-1 PGA Denver favorites and comments on Minnesota football jitters under Bernie Bierman.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Chick Meehan
Jack Kearns
Lee Savold
Pat Comiskey
Melio Bettina
Freddy Corcoran
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Denver
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
All Star Tilt Set as AL Favored to Beat NL in Detroit
The American League, tired of recent losses, enters Briggs Stadium as betting favorites for the ninth annual All Star game against the National League. Star pitchers include Bobby Feller and Red Ruffing for the Americans and Paul Derringer, Bucky Walters, Carl Hubbell, and Whit Wyatt for the NL. Del Baker plans a strategy session as both sides prepare to field a strong lineup tomorrow afternoon.
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Detroit
Will Harridge
Tampa
Bill McKechnie
Nationals
del Baker
Americans
Dover Trustee Resigns at Chauncey Meeting
At a Dover Township Board of Trustees meeting in Chauncey Earl W Worden of Chauncey submitted his resignation as trustee effective immediately due to extended ill health. He planned the action for some time as office duties had become too taxing for his vitality. the timing of a successor for the unexpired term is not yet known.
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Chauncey
Dover Township Board of Trustees
Earl W. Worden
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Chauncey area residents and relatives are noted in a social column. Harry Oliver and siblings visit from Barberton. grandchildren Bill Dick Bonnie Lou and Jimmie Scott stay with Mrs. Thomas Oliver. Several families travel or host relatives across The Plains Greens Run Athens.
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Chauncey
Harry Oliver
Barberton
William Oliver
Thomas Oliver
Bill
Bonnie Lou
Jimmie Scott
Greens Run
James Oliver
Muskingum River
Joe Wallace
Plains
Canada
Robert Anders
Harold Hartman
Murray City
John Donaldson
the Plains
Eldon Hawk
Charleston
Theodore Nagle
Wendell Nagle
Larry
Schuler
Athens
William Beard
Tullehoma
Tenn
Atlantic City
Edith Nye
July Mothers Bible Class Hostesses at Zion Church
Mrs. Freda Shields presided as hostess for the Zion Church Lower Plains Mothers Bible Class July meeting with co hosts Mrs. Mabel Swartz and Mrs. Lena Hamilton. Emma Hawk stood in for secretary. readings were given and Mrs. Freda Currens received the class gift. Hostesses served sandwiches chips cake and orangeade. Members present included Imogene Calendine Ercel Pidcock Emma Barstow Grace Burchfield Emma Hawk Lena Hamilton Freda Currens Lou Depew Hazel Lyman Bessie Moore Sybil Dicken Dorothy Gabriel Mabel Swartz and Freda Shields.
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Chauncey
Freda Shields
Mothers Bible
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Mabel Swartz
Lena Hamilton
Hazel Laman
Grace Burchfield
Swartz
Emma Hawk
Louise Potts
Freda Currens
Flora McHarg
Bessie Moore
Sybil Dicken
Imogene Calendine
Ercel Pidcock
Emma Barstow
Lou Depew
Hazel Lyman
Dorothy Gabriel
Visit of William Turner and Daughters in Chauncey
Return visit by William Turner and his daughters Maxine and Dorothy of Fostoria to Chauncey to see Mrs. Turner’s sister Mrs. John Ley and family. Mrs. Turner, formerly Mae Syx of Chauncey, is a daughter of Anna Syx and the late Charles Syx of Toledo. This was her first Chauncey visit in 13 years.
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Chauncey
William Turner
Maxine
Dorothy
Fostoria
Chauncey Church Of Christ Bible Class Meeting
The Friendship Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will meet Wednesday night with Mrs Analee Vore as hostess. A steak fry and picnic supper precede the meeting and members may bring any food. Miss Eva Ferrer will provide the devotions. A good attendance is anticipated.
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Chauncey
Friendship Bible Class
Chauncey Church of Christ
Analee Vore
Eva Ferrer
Esther Class Hostess Evening at Mill Street Home
Mrs Nell Jorden will host the Esther Class of the M B Church Wednesday night at her Mill Street home with Mrs Elizabeth Harvey in charge and the attendance of Mrs. Nell Jorden.
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Chauncey
Nell Jorden
Mill St
Esther
M. FB. Church
Elizabeth Harvey
Chauncey Church to Host Tuesday Dinner Plan
Chauncey Church of Christ women plan a 7:30 p m dinner Tuesday to precede the mother daughter banquet at the Parish House at 8:30. Luncheon will be served by members of the parish and a large attendance is anticipated.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Churchof Christ
Church of Christ Parish
Mentof
Paynter and Maple Cop Golf Prizes
Roy Paynter won Class A at the Athens Country Club tourney with 51 points. Norm Dean and Bob Nelson followed with 49, Earl Beckley 45. In Class B Russ Maple topped with 46, Walter Musgrave 42, Leo Merchant 37, Lloyd Garrison 35. Women golfers set match play against par on Wednesday.
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Roy Paynter
Athens Country Club
Norm Dean
Bob Nelson
Earl Beckley
Russ “Stuff Maple
Walter Musgrave
Leo Merchant
Lloyd Garrison
Babe Dahlgren Smacks Four Homers in Cubs Debut Week
In his first week with the Cubs, light-hitting Babe Dahlgren hit four home runs.
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The
Cubs
Babe Dahlgren
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