Baumholtz among top four in All Star balloting
Final NL All Star tallies show Frank Baumholtz fourth with 242 103 votes behind Walker Marshall and Holmes. Baumholtz, in his rookie year with Cincinnati, hits .313 and nears 100 hits this season with 96 so far.
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Frank Baumholtz
Dixie Walker
Willard Marshall
Tommy Holmes
Bobcat Flash
Redlegs
Tom Florence
Miami University
Cincinnati
Columbia
Muncie Packers
Kulpmont
Joe Baksi
Olle Tandberg
Louis
Joe
Fragmented Financial Totals Record
A sequence of large monetary figures and decimals appears, listing sums such as 1 597 671 16 and 5 492 851 41 with multiple cents and trailing amounts. The text resembles an accounting excerpt or balance sheet fragment lacking context or clear narrative.
Baseball standings snapshot from national leagues and American Association
The table shows team records with wins losses win percentages and games back for the National League Boston Brooklyn New York St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh and the American League New York Detroit Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Washington St Louis and the American Association Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee Indianapolis Toledo Columbus Minneapolis and Shreveport listed with their current marks and margins.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
American Association Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Yesterday's Results No Games Scheduled in either League
No MLB games occurred in the National or American Leagues yesterday as schedules were blank. Teams and players await next day action with standings unchanged and no notable results to report from yesterday.
Elks edge Mingos 3 2 on late rally
Marietta Elks defeat Logan Mingos 3 to 2 as Logan fails to hold late advantage. Marietta outhits 9 to 7 with strong defense in a tense eighth inning rally. Stewart and Buchanan lead the mound duel, Dornan and Simmons contribute in the bullpen.
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LOGAN
Marietta Elks
Logan Mingos
Elks
Marietta
Stewart
Buchanan
Dornan
Simmons
Eagles Edge Vets 14-11 in Independence Day Arena
Nelsonville Eagles outlasted Jimmie Jones VFW Post 14 to 11 to clinch the independent championship of Nelsonville. Hitting stars included Hod Cope with two doubles and a triple, Floyd Champ racketing four RBIs, and Eddie Woods three hits for the Vets. Sam Jenkins pitched through 12 hits as the Eagles came from a five-run setback to pull ahead, then held off a ninth-inning rally.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Jimmie Jones
VFW Post
Independence Day
Hope Woodson
Vets
Floyd Champ
Hod” Cope
Eddie Woods
Sam Jenkins
Eagles AB Rhoa Pattot
Ghons Cuea
SNONO
Caninialeases So
Brooker
Td Sk
Dens
Sh Nsce Sunt
Casino
Woodson
Pisens
Conrad
Girkh
Leach
Puno Tin
Ces Cath
Chapman
Champ
Jenkins
RBI
Cope
Ray
Dane
Winigman
Hall
Riley
Woods
L. Roberts
Er—Eagles
Roberts Jenkins
Sac
H. Woodson
So—H. Woodson
Wp—Jenkins
Hp—Woodson
Whyte
Raine
Evans
Burt Shotton Emerges as Dodgers Quiet Manager
Brooklyn Dodgers boss Burt Shotton, a long-time baseball man, quietly runs the club with coaches and a scorecard while Ed Stanky handles on-field disputes. Shotton, age 62, has a 15-year playing career and 21 years in management, coaching, and scouting across multiple teams before joining the Dodgers this season.
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Ned Mills
NEA
Harry Grayson
New York
Burt Shotton
Shotton
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Leo
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Connie Mack
Ed Stanky
Dodgers
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Indians
Florida
Shoppers Repulse Moose to Stay Unbeaten in City League
Bank's Sport Shop edged the Moose 5 3 to preserve its six game City Softball League win streak. Deb Hayes allowed six hits as the Moose touched him for three runs in the third. Dick Swartz delivered a decisive sixth inning single after a Moose misplay set up the rally.
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Bank
Sport Shop
City Softball League
the Moose
Baker
Moose
Deb Hayes
Dick Swartz
White Crest
Rauch
Bakers
L Pet
Wee
Elks
All Star Game Opens At Wrigley Field In 1940
The 14th All Star Game returns to Chicago at Wrigley Field with the American League favored to beat the National League before a 43,000 capacity crowd. Spud Chandler faces elbow trouble as starter, Joe Cronin will assess pregame readiness. A train accident disrupted the National Leaguers including Emil Verban and Schoolboy Rowe, both bruised but hopeful to play.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Ewell Blackwell
Pride
Cincinnati Reds
George Kell
Detroit
Spud Chandler
New York Yankees
Joe Cronin
Chandler
Philadelphia Phillies
Emil Verban
Schoolboy Rowe
Ben Chapman
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Verban
Rowe
Comiskey Park
Nationals
Boston
Fenway Park
Bobby Feller
Amerks
Feller
Player Pension Fund
Glouster Hosts Bexley Team At 5:30 P.M. Thursday
Glouster will host a Bexley team on the Glouster field Thursday at 5 30 p m. The game is set for the home venue with local fans expected to attend.
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Glouster
Bexley
Not Forgotten at Monmouth Park Feted by Horsemen Group
Samuel D. Riddle, owner of Man O' War and leading horseman, will be honored at Monmouth Park in New Jersey late next month by the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association.
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Monmouth Park
N. J
Samuel D. Riddle
Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association
Lancaster Beats Glouster 2 1 In Legion Baseball Duel
Lancaster defeats Glouster 2 to 1 with Bycofski scoring a run for Glouster. Glouster schedules several upcoming games against Pomeroy Athens Lancaster and Athens, with venues listed and times noted.
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Glouster
American Legion
Lancaster
Bycofski
Middleport
Pomeroy
Athens
Boxing Roundup From AP Wires Across U S Cities
In boxing results from New York to Chicago and beyond, McKeagney outpoints Peterson in Maryland. Williams defeats Lacey in Baltimore while Doc Williams stops Brimm in Newark. Bleta stops Lima in West Springfield and Free man edges Jones in Bangor. Simon stops Seep in New York, Miller outpoints Edgar in Kansas City, Satterfield stops Moore in Chicago, Raadik KO’s Hammon in Chicago.
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Baltimore
Roy Williams
New York
Frank Lacey
Newark
N. J
Doc Williams
Mahwah
Henry Brimm
Buffalo
N. Y
West Springfield
Mass
Dino Bleta
Canton
Ohio
Billy Lima
Havana
Cuba
Bangor
Hermie Freeman
Lee Jones
Philadelphia
Louis Simon
Los Angeles
Billy Seep
Port Colborne
Kansas City
Roy Miller
Jimmy Edgar
Detroit
Chicago
Bob _ Satterfield
William Moore
Anton Raadik
Estonia
Richard Hammon
Heights All-Stars Split Doubleheader in Charleston
Point Pleasant Heights split a baseball doubleheader with Brown's Park Club of Charleston on Sunday. They won the first game 6 to 4 and lost the nightcap 10 to 5. The Gardner brothers and Harmon homered for the Heights in the afternoon.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant ‘Heights
Brown's Park Club
Charleston
Gardner Brothers
Harmon
the Heights
Louis Overestimates Public Interest In Tandberg Fight
New York report notes Joe Louis misjudged demand for a 15 cent boxing event with Olle Tandberg. Tandberg’s European record shows 16 wins eight by knockout, four losses and a draw over seven years. Historical note recalls Georges Carpentier and a massive 1921 Jersey City gate.
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New York
Joe Louis
Sweden
Olle Tandberg
Joe
France
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Georges
Tandberg
Dempsey
Poole Clan Boosts Ole Miss Football Roster
The University of Mississippi will add big Barney Poole and three of his cousins Phillip first team guard Jack ie sophomore end and Leslie freshman tackle to the 1940 squad. Leslie becomes the eighth Poole to enroll at Ole Miss.
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Barney Poole
West Point
University of Mississippi
Phillip
Jackie
Leslie
Poole
Ole Miss
Comets Win One Of Three In Rugged Weekend
Sunnyside Comets win one of three games, losing to Cheshire 8 1 and 6 2 on the Ohio diamond, then blanking Prison Camp 10 0 in five innings at Pliny West Virginia. Next Sunday they host Banks Sport Shop of Athens in a twin bill at Apple Grove.
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Apple Grove
W. Va
Sunnyside Comets
Cheshire
Ohio
Pliny
Comets
Banks Sport Shop
Athens
City Tennis Tourney Set for Next Week
Recreation Director Harry Laskey announced the revival of a city tennis tournament to run at the high school courts in three divisions for boys and girls, singles only, starting Monday. Drawings Saturday, entries due Friday, prizes by Bank's Sport Shop, and an exhibition match between Ronnie Bambeck and Jim Roach Thursday at 6 15 p.m.
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Harry Lackey
Messenger
Bank
Laskey
Lackey
Ronnie Bambeck
Jim Roach
Bambeck
Ohio University
Canton
Sport Shop
Roach
Bobcats
Fish Fights Back In Broad River Bite Incident
AP News reports Bobby Neely a 15 year old fisherman in Columbia South Carolina was pulled into the Broad River by a large garfish. The fish seized his line and tried to bite off his hand as Neely fought to escape dragging him underwater and finally regaining footing after a tense struggle.
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AP News
Columbia
S. C
Bobby Neely
Broadriver
Neely
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Jimmy Bivins
Lee Q. Murray
Security Savings Bank CO
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U. S
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Bertha
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Athens, Ohio
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Omaha
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Rochester
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Associated Press
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Kerry
Eire
Bert Peterson
Jamaica
Hugh Fullerton, JR
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B&o Depot
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Barnett
Ferrell
Creamens
Roush
Stalnaker
Martin
Wallace
Crosby
Sports Department of the Messenger
Dayton
U.S. Patent Office
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Fred R. Beasley x. Ogg Motor Co
Nelsonville, Ohio
DODGE
C. A. Daugherty
N. Court St
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