Athens Pair Cards 69 in 18-Hole Medal Play
Athens duo Butch Grover and Mike Heaney shot 32 37 for a 69 best ball in the Southeastern District Golf Association pro am. Colburn and Stiffler were runners up at 72, with several teams tied for third. Grover leads the 36 hole individual championship with a 74 to date and the 1938 tournament schedule includes Senior and driving events alongside banquet awards.
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New Lexington
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Joel Blanton
Chillicothe
Dutch P d
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Cauley
Marietta
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Heaney
Lew Weichman
Ferguson
Portsmouth
Butch
W. H. Kettra
J. R. Gunning
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Colburn-Stiffler
N. L. Jackson
Balnton-Reed
Chilli
Thomas-Burider
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Chill
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Cappy Ricks Comes To Life On Athena Theater Screen
The Go Getter debuts at the Athena Theater with Charles Winninger as Cappy Ricks and George Brent in a romantic comedy drama. Brent stars as the go getter rival to Cappy’s daughter’s affections, with Anita Louise as the love interest. The film features a notable ensemble and includes a dramatic Macon dirigible disaster sequence.
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Athena Theater
Peter B. Kyne
Charles Winninger
Cap'n Andy
Cappy
George Brent
Anita Louise
George
Anita
Mr. Kyne
Henry O'Neill
John Eldredge
Joseph Crehan
Gordon Oliver
Medalist in Women's Meet Not Bowed by Superstition
Mrs. Edith Begg Goddard of Cleveland led the 18th annual Ohio women’s golf tournament at Scioto CC with an 82, four-time medalist in eight years. She outshot rivals in qualifying, though past years’ match-play titles went to Mary Hauck, Mrs. Larry Nelson, and Mrs. Burt Weil. Dorothy Gardner and Weil posted 85 to trail.
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U.P
Edward Goddard
Cleveland
Scioto Country Club
Dayton
Cincinnati
Goddard
Mary Hauck
Toledo
Larry C. Nelson
Burt Weil
Scioto
Reds Send Rookie Star to Minors
Cincinnati Reds sent rookie star Jimmy Outlaw back to the minors at Syracuse of the International League after his standout spring and early season play. Syracuse also received outfielder Arnold Moeser, acquired during a roster shortage before Chick Hafey’s return.
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U.P
Jimmy Outlaw
Cincinnati Reds
Outlaw
Lew Riggs
Syracuse
Reds
Arnold Moeser
Chick Hafey
4-H Club Meetings and Upcoming Picnics Across Areas
Sand Ridge hosts thirteen at Sand Run Sunshine Sewers meeting with ten members one initiate Ruth North and guests Ida Mays Bertha Guess prizes awarded next gathering July 14 at Rosa Easterling’s home last club tour ahead. In Canaanville 4-H Busy Bee Sewing Club discusses finished projects and picnic plans for Natural Bridge on July 14. Chase 4-H Club to hold ice cream supper at adviser Mrs Merrill Chase home on July 14.
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Sand Run
Canaanville
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Rachel Crawford
Mary Jackson
Jean Crawford
Phyllis Halbirt
Erma Channel
Natural Bridge
Gallia County Records Record High Divorces
Mrs. Margaret McCormick, clerk of courts, announces 112 divorces filed in Gallia County in the year ending June 30, a county record.
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Gallipolis
Margaret McCormick
Gallia County
Cards 6 Pirates 5 Slouis ARRHOA Pitts
The Cardinals beat the Pirates 6 5 in a tense game with Medwick driving in three runs and Weiland adding key hits. Brubaker, Todd, and Martin contributed RBI singles as St Louis capped a late rally.
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Arrhoa
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L.wanercof
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Molwick
Suhr
Mise
Todd
Martn
Dickshot
Dgray
Lucas
Youngss
Teuis Oo
Pittsburgh
Errora
Young
Weiland
Medwick
Oung
Brubeker
Martin
Bruker
Moore
Weaver
P. Wan
New York Beats Philadelphia 8-6 In Defying Rain-Shortened Tilt
New York capitalizes on errors to score eight runs as Joe Moore and Camilli drive two base hits. Philadelphia tallies six with Scharer and Chivass among those charged with errors. LaMaster earns the win over acher, with 2,500 in attendance.
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Browne
Whitney
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Esseeeesass
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Schareth
Chivass
Rana
Bartell
Joe Moore
Leslie
Martin
John Moore
Camilli
Klein
Schumacher
Tell
Jorgens Im
Gumbert
Chumacher
Varied Program Planned for Rome Grange Meeting
The Rome Grange schedules a Wednesday evening session featuring a mixed quartet opening, readings by Mrs. C H Cope land, and lectures by Dale Richardson on My 4 H Project and Harland Martin. A Grange song closes the program before the gentlemen serve the eats to the ladies.
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The
C. H. Copeland
Dale Richardson
Harland Martin
Grange
Peace Bandits Force Mennonites to Flee to Alberta
Alta area reports bandits compel about 500 Mennonite families to abandon homes in Mexico and head 2,500 miles north to start new lives in Northern Alberta. About 50 families expected to begin the trek soon with the rest to follow.
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Mexico
Alberta
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Monday and Wednesday
National League results show St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 5 and Philadelphia 6 New York 3 with Boston at Brooklyn rained out. American Association reports Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 6 and Kansas City 4 St Paul 2. rain affects Chicago Drain game. Wednesday fixtures include Pittsburgh New York Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Boston St Louis Washington Cleveland open date.
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Millfield Wins 9-3 as Five Hatched Hurling Shines
Millfield defeated the Columbus Cycles 9 to 3 in a baseball game led by strong pitching from Toth and Halbert. Daugherty Hill and Patton hit for the Millfield offense, with multiple players contributing to the win.
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Rdaklell
Hopkins Bias Aridadas Teenageors & OO
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le Winn
Hemaley
Cards Gain Ground as Giants Lose in NL Action
In Philadelphia at Baker Bowl the Giants misplayed a triple play but still lost 6-3 to the Phillies who scored all runs in the seventh. Mel Ott was involved in the decisive play as Arnovich hit a liner and Ott’s throw cut down two runners. Ducky Medwick led the Cardinals with three hits in a 6-5 win over the Pirates. Upended activity left several games washed out and the Cleveland-Chicago game postponed.
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Phils
Arnovich
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Ott
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Norris
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Bill Klein
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Parker
Durocher
Mize
Ducky Medwick
Cleveland
Chicago
Ex Net Queen Goes to Reno
Ex world tennis champion Helen Wills Moody, a San Francisco broker Frederick S. Moody Jr. husband, may file for divorce after a six week stay at Glennbrook Lake Tahoe resort. Moody reportedly confirms talks with divorce attorney Robert M. Price as speculation swirls. The 1929 marriage followed a Riviera romance after Wimbledon withdrawal.
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Corbitt Moody
San Francisco
Moody
California
San Francisco Chronicle
Byrd Ship on Display at Great Lakes Exposition
Admiral Richard E. Byrd's 1929 Antarctic expedition ship will be shown this summer at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland.
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Richard E. Byrd
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