Five Yankees Start In All Star Game Lineup
Cronin tabbed five New York Yankees for the All Star Game, matching up against Buck Newsom’s potent Cardinals in St Louis. Red Ruffing will pitch, with four Yankees backing him as part of a lineups shakeup that also seats Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack from Cleveland. The crowd of 33,000 expected fair skies and a near ninety degree day as debates over lineup choices continued.
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ST. Louis
Joe Cronin
American League All-Stars
New York Yankees
Joep
Cronin
Yankee
Louis
Buck) Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Denr
Lou Boudreau
Ray ‘Mack
Cleveland
Low Finney
Boston” Red Sox
McKechnie
Ruffing
Frank ‘McCormick
Reds
Cardinals
Johnny Mize
McCormick
Barney McCosky
Detroit
Rip Radcliff
Browns
Dixie
National League
Charges Dropped Against Boxer Harry Thomas
The Illinois State Athletic Commission found no substantiation for fixed fight charges against heavyweight Harry Thomas after an eight month inquiry. It said evidence failed to prove prearranged outcomes in his bouts with Max Schmeling and Tony Galento, and that Thomas declined to testify or provide statements.
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Chicago
Twe _nols State Athletic Commission
Max Schmeling
Tony Galento
Harry Thomas
Thomas
Chicago Tribune
Schmeling
New York
Galento
Philadelphia
Tribune
Arch Ward
Plains Victory at The Plains Field over Hemlock
The Plains edged Hemlock 76 in a high school baseball game highlighted by Bob Nelson’s strong pitching and Haddox’s four hits. Nickolas, the Athens ace, starred for Hemlock, while Nickolas also pitched for The Plains, with Garrison, Reed, and Blanton among notable players. A follow-up doubleheader is scheduled for Sunday and Monday at 2:30 p.m. at The Plains field, with first pitch at 6 p.m. for the 69 and 70 era teams.
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Plains
Bob Nelson
Plains Nine
Hemlock
Haddox
Coley
Nickolas
Athens
Mike Heaney
B. T. Groy
Erm Gloster
the Plains
Dutch Reed
Joe Blanton
Chilicothe
Francis
Dar Cauley
Marietta
Ued
Plains Mas
Sharpe
Jackson
Conta Milwaukee
Corbitte
Manis
OlRom
Nelson
Ocean
Seber
OlSarri
O Witham
Dickinson
Apultyor
Ol Mcator
Gashi
Ss & Columbus RM
Walker
Nein
Boling
Aimendon
Jones
Nickolon
Triple Beatty
LE Gist
Cooper
Sarris
Nickoles
Hucheses
Serre
Mickoles
Siaiosky
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivie
Columbus
Sturdy
Hitch-Harris
Repass
White
Tunis
Makosky
Makocky
Dickneon
Orang
Weater
Ashlea
McCul- Westerville
Wester- Lee
Atville High ‘School
Funeral for 13 year old Harriett Hunter at Sugar Creek
Harriett Elizabeth Hunter 13 daughter of Jess and Bertha Hunter of Sand Ridge near Chauncey died Saturday after an appendectomy. Funeral at Sugar Creek Community Church with Rev Gilbert Courtney. Burial in Augustine Cemetery. Survivors include parents three brothers and two sisters. Flower bearers and pallbearers named. She attended Sugar Creek and Chauncey Schools. Large turnout despite the distant funeral.
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Chauncey Harriett Elizabeth Hunter
Jess
Bertha Hunter
Sand Ridge
Chauncey
Marietta Hospital
Stout Funeral Home
Ter
Elvin Weekley
Chaunncey
Sugar Creek Community Church
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Albert
Bertha Mae
Chauncey Thompson entertains weekend guests
Chauncey and Mrs. Thompson hosted weekend visitors at their May Ave home including Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Trout with children Bobby and Donnie of Newport Kentucky and Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley with children Bobby and Dickie of Akma. Also Ba Tarleton and family visited the Tarleton home with Mrs. Butler joining to return home after visiting since Tuesday.
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Chauncey
Joe Thompson
May Ave
Bernard Trout
Bobby
Donnie
Newport
James Stanley
Dickie
Akma
Trout
Stanley
Thompson
Murray City News Briefs
Murray City July 8 reports Vacation Bible School begins Monday under supervision of the Painter at Senaylvania and Mus Stauffer a Metholst教育 educator. Local families attend gatherings with Wanda Luz Gotta Geneva Nie and others. Civic events include a Friday public school program at the Meihous Church and a Sunday dinner. George Kinnison enlisted in the United States Navy. Virginia Lanning travels with Ed ward Driggs family to Columbus for nursing training. Notables visit, families appear from Milford Rockport and Columbus as residents share news of illness travel and community activities.
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Rogram
Meihous Church
Tatunday
Carlige Keeton
Howe
Andl
Tee
Carl “Sohne
Dau
Anton
Floyd
Vare
Clarence Garner
Jobs
Mary Ann James
Ries Seston
Jesse Kidd
Marion
Clare "Prince
Geneva
Milford
Mich
Docs
Barney Penn
Samuel Ponn
George Kinnison
Leslie Kinnison
United States Navy
Virginia Lanning
Smart
Edward Driggs
Columbus
Renfro Valley
Great Smoky Mountains
Norris Dam
Blue Ridge Mountains
Skyline Drive
Breezing Along With Briez By Eddie Breitz
New York AP column notes Farley’s Wall Street patrol to raise millions to buy the Yankees. A farm-club accounting rush hints at air in the air. Barrow’s 300 shares valued around 400000 dollars. Farley may keep Barrow as GM and Joe McCarthy as manager. Also mentions superstitions of ball players, Dopey Dean groomed for Washington role, Connie Mack’s Porter Vaughan projection, Gabby Hartnett’s stance, and Feller naming five dangerous AL hitters including Gehringer Wright Radcliff DiMaggio and Williams.
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Eddie Breet
NEW York
Farley
Wall Street
Zephyrs
Ed Barrow
Barrow
Joe M'Carthy
Ralph Guldahl
San Diego
Cal
Dopey Dean
Charlotte
N.C
al Schacht
Washington
Connie Mack
Porter ‘Vaughan
U. of Richmond
Mose Grove
A’s
Gabby Hartnett
Feller
Bob Feller
Charlie Gehringer
Tatt Wright
Rip Radcliff
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Y Foxx
Bobby Doerr
Cincinnation Medallist in Local Golf Tourney
In Hannibal Missouri a golfer named Robert Howell reportedly played 270 holes in one day, averaging 35 strokes per round and using six caddies. Cincinnati women golfers gather for early rounds at Losantiville Course while local business notes mention beverage sales and season ticket figures as the state tournament shapes up.
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Hannibal
Missouri
Mark Twain
Robert
Butch) Howell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Losantiville
Yankees
Phily
Hark Lamon Rallis
Mer
Jimmy
Burt Welle
Shell| Solve
Ith Gu Thenis
Dorothy Gardner
Steubenville
Dayton
Tom Meany
New York P. M
Carel Sherrets
Dixie Walker
Coshocton
Janet Shock
Dixie
Virginia Boos
Cleveland
Chauncey Area Residents Attend Funeral and Visits
Chauncey and nearby towns saw a flurry of activity as relatives from Nelsonville Chauncey Lima and Athens gathered for Harriett Hunter's funeral. Guests included Mr and Mrs F H Staffinger Mr and Mrs Wiliam Horn and Mr and Mrs Edward Sauer. Additional visits connected Alpha Beckler Hazel McCafferty Addie Tippett Stella Witham and Minnie Stalder. Betty Jane McCune ill with chicken pox in Sand Ridge.
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Auacrx
Bryan
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Harriett Hunter
F. H. Staffinger
Wiliam
Horn
Salem
Edward Sauer
Athens
Marguerite Cooke Boyer
Lima
Alce Cooke
Brice
Ohio
iChauncey
Alpha Beckler
Hazel McCafferty
Addie Tippett
Stella Witham
Minnie Stalder
Marietta
Tha' Pendergrass
George
Gardner
Ray’ Gardner
Betty Jane
Kenneth McCune
Sand Ridge
Chauncey opens new establishment at Converse Street
Announcement reports the opening of a new business by E. T. Aull at 1 Converse Street Chauncey with a formal opening Thursday July 11 at 6 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Abdella announced the event and the rebuilt building. E. T. Abdella and son William of Chauncey and Nyman Joseph of Athens were in Columbus on Friday.
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Chauncey
E. T. Aull
Converse St
Abdella
E. T. Abdella
William
Nyman Joseph
Athens
Columbus
National standings and yesterday's results summary
Brief recap of standings with no games scheduled. Mentions Toledo and St Pauls, Indianapolis and Minneapolis, with Wayne schedule notes and league alignment.
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Association Iy
Toledo
Loulavite
Stinneapolis
St. Paul's
Indianapolie
Missives from Pennsville Social Roundup
Pennsville notes recount Sunday visits among Williams Click Hall Kennard and Deweese families with picnics and a music party at Hoop home. Out of town guests from Stockport Marietta Reynoldsburg and Columbus. News includes birth Davey Dee to McPeak Coler and marriage Glenn Scott to Mable Sees with reception details.
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Jess ‘Hoop
Mra
Will Ridgrey
Stockport
Hiatt
Goda VanFossen
Marietta
Paul Burcher
Matt Starling
Reynoldsburg
Burcher
Ohio
State University
Davey Dee
Leonard McPeak
Freda Coler
Mable Sees
Glenn Scott
Methodist
Stev. C. B. Lees
Lila Scott
Dale ” Scott
Scott
Washington D. H. High School
Ism
Emmett Scott
Pennsville High School
Fred Wilson
Memorial Hospital
C. V. Davis
Claude and
Galen
George Dougan
Columbus
All-Star AA Scribes Pick Seven For Blues Clash
The American Association All-Stars, led by seven Minneapolis Millers, set to face the Blues at Ruppert Stadium in Kansas City on July 17. The team includes players from Columbus, St. Paul, Indianapolis, Louisville, Milwaukee, and Kansas City, with replacements due to host-city selections and recent roster changes.
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Minneapolis Millers
American Association All- Stars
Kansas City
Ruppert Stadium
Columbus Red Birds
St. Paul Saints
Indianapolis
Alans
Milwaukee Brewers
de Madden
Louieille
Association Chapter of
Baseball Writers
Teapolis
Gerald Priddy
Mr Paiglish
St. Pauly
Dick "West
Harry Brecheen
Hob Logan
Art Herring
St Pah
Fand Bernie Mona
Sohn Vinder
AllStar
Blues
All-Stars
Priddy
Johnny Lucadello
Toledo
Gene Geary
Mine Neapolis
Saltagever
Jimmy Bucher
Walkex Cooper
Red Birdy
Riddle
Tor Bonham
Lindell
Bob " Kline
Milwaukee
Elon Hogsett
Minneapolis
Tom Sheehan
Mineneapolis
Woodrow
Wiliams
Louiseville
Ted Gulite
Irbiston Beaten by Glouster Team in Striking Sunday Match
Ames Wantel Joppa Joppa defeated Letart by a score of 115 to secure a victory as the Toppa team Sunday. Teams desiring games are asked to write Lester Barber, Long Bottom, Oy Rid.
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Ames Wantel Joppa
Joppa
Letart
Lester Barber
Long Bottom
Oy Rid
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Kick
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Chauncey Reer Tion Center
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Ronnie Cline
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Thelma Fay Conrad
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Leonard
William L. Grandstaff
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Mae
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Norma Jean
Elmer Ferrer
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Grace McDonald
Nettle Graham
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Lona Bellesmith
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Chauncey Mise Énnie
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Bie
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Ichtre
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Ladies Aid Society
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Hooper's Park
Margaret Simpkins
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Murray City News
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Louisvile
St Paul
Ton
Don
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John Shelton
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Dick Smith
Nick Spencer
Buckner
Paull Shelton and Son
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Roy Standiford
Kitts Fill
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AA Scribes
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Beckleys
Beckley
Milldeck Shoes
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Ayers
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Moore
Childers
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VanDyke
FE. Wood
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Wate
Sikora
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Rite
Turner
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Grinstead
Baer Vs. Galento
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