Gallipolis Teen Stuns Southeastern Golf Fans In Chillicothe
A 15 year old from Gallipolis dubbed Little Joe by his club, Howard Baker, finished third in the Southeastern District golf tournament at Chillicothe with 153. Despite a late setback on No 3 he shot 78 after a 40 opening 18, showing future potential and a stiff left leg from a pond infection.
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Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Howard Baker
Little Joe
Baker
Dutch Reed
Spencer Dixon
Howard
Senior Title Is Captured By Dr Buell In Golf
Chillicothe golfers win the Southeastern District team crown by 40 strokes led by Dutch Reed 151 and Spencer Dixon 152. Athens and Gallipolis follow as Marietta and Cambridge struggle. No. 8 hole with a blocking tree hampers scores. Dan Cawley and A K Buell praised as local legends.
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Chillicothe Country Club
Chillicothe
Dutch Reed
Chillicothe Ace
Spencer Dixon
Reed
Chillicothe Club
Athens Country Club
Athens
B. T. Grover
Grover
Butch
Dixon
Howard Baker
Gallipolis
Marietta
Portsmouth
Jackson
Cambridge
New Lexington
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Dan Cawley
Dr. Buell
Eric Ferguson
Bob Murray
R. Rutkoskie
Chabb
Littler
G. Rutkoskle
Selby
Algeo
Cross
Lantz
Nats and Indians collide in 9-8 slugfest with late twists
Cleveland and Washington battled through a high scoring game as Meath Hale Sim mons Myers Wasdell West Hogsett led hits and homers. Hogansett won on the mound with 7 innings while Zuber and Humphries struggled. Attendance hit 8,000 at Marietta.
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Hale
Simmons
Myers
Wasdell
West
Hogsett
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Heasth
Lewis
Weatherly
Waedell
Myer
Webb
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Travis
Cleveland
Washington
bells—Galehouse
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Sett
Whitehill
Zuber
Humphries
Appleton
Hum- Pati
Galehouse
Umphinee
Jogsett
Indians Switch Home Games to Stadium for Big Series
The Cleveland Indians top rivals the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees will play six games in five days at the new stadium from August 3 to 7. A doubleheader with Boston is planned for August 3 due to high ticket demand.
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Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
League Park
C. C. Stapnicka
Boston
New York
Indians
Red Sox
Stars Face Tough Quarterfinals in National PGA Championship
In Shawnee on Delaware sixteen top golfers began the 36 hole bid for quarterfinals with eight matches set. Notables include Shute versus Hines, Nelson versus Bassler, Snead against Serafin, Sarazen vs Demaret, and Picard against Metz as the field features Ryder Cup stars and former PGA champions.
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U.P
Ees Sa Aceite Scie
Sd A
Denny Shute
Jimmy Hines
Shute
Hines
Byron Nelson
Harry Bassler
Nelson
Ed Dudley
Jimmy Foulis
Marvin Stahl
Sammy Snead
Felix Serafin
Sammy
Serafin
Scranton
Harry Cooper
Laffoon
Billy Burke
Horton Smith
Smith
Billy
Willie Klein
Frank Moore
Ray Mangrum
Paul Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Jimmy Demaret
Sarazen
Demaret
San Francisco
Johnny Revolta
Henry Picard
Dick Metz
Henry
Metz
Ralph Guldahl
Logan-A card yields 36 at Hocking Valley in foursome
Sam Cole shot a 36 nine holes one over par at Hocking Valley Country Club Monday evening. He played in a foursome with Rex Johnson Carl Jurgensmier and Charles Wenn and this rounds ranks among the season’s best.
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Logan
Sam Cole
Hocking Valley Country Clubs
Rex Johnson
Carl Jurgensmier
Charles Wenn
White Sox Triumph Over Phillies 8-2 Inpitching Duel
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 8 to 2 as Kreevich and Kuhel homer. Hayes tallies three hits for the White Sox while Rabcliffe and Owen feature the defense. Ambler and Mayes contribute for Philadelphia in a high error game with Nelson pitching for the Phillies.
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Hayes
Itbehr
Kreeveh
Radcliff
Johnason
Berger
Chapman
Owen
Brucker
Stratton
Williams
b-Haas
Potter
Wankre
Poet
Shire Elphia
Mayes
Ambler
Bett Merich
Appling
Kubel
F. Hayes
Werber
Haas
Parker
Redcliff
Pinney
Kreevich
Kuhel
Schleuter
Chicago
Philadelphia
Nelson
William
Bbier Straten Dlicher- Nelson
Patten
San
Yanks Dominate Doubleheader In Rawhide Showdown
New York wins both games as Gehrig and Crosetti drive runs. Ruffing earned the first victory with strong pitching, while Hadley plus Linke split the mound duties in the second game. Attendance listed at 13,703.
Standings and Results From Yesterday’s National and American Games
Yesterday’s box scores show National League standings with St Louis and Brooklyn atop the table. The St Louis Cardinals defeated Cincinnati 5 to 6 as Draft and Goodman homered, while the Redbirds’ defense logged multiple errors and double plays.
Return of Major Houck to Gallipolis Home
Major H. E. Houck has recovered enough from a major surgical operation in a Huntington hospital to go back to his home in Gallipolis.
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H. E. Houck
Huntington Hospital
Dodgers Surge past Giants to take NL lead
Brooklyn roared to an eight run first inning and beat the Giants 13-5 to topple New York from first place as Pittsburgh moved ahead with a 14-6 win over Chicago. Al Todd drove in five with a homer and five hits amid five Giants errors in a rough Tuesday.
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Giants
Bues
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
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Pirates
Chicago
al Todd
George Barr
Hal Schumacher
Pirates Triumph 14 6 over Cubs in 9th tied French
Pitchers Brandt and Carleton held the Cubs to six runs while the Pirates tallied 14 in Chicago. Key hits came from Waner Rizzo and Vaughan with P Waner driving in two and Jurges adding three RBI. Attendance was 1,060.
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Oj Herman
Jensen
Renolds
P.waner
Suhr
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C Risszo
Hack
Dickshot
Galan
Oja-Marty Young
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Rizzo
Todd
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Ids
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Re Demaree
Mar Brands
Toond
Prenoh
Reichley Is Papa For the Reichley Family
Mr and Mrs Pearl A Reichley announce the birth of a son on July 9 The father known as Perk while at Ohio University was a 1935 varsity basketball star The mother Kathryn Lucas a 1936 OU graduate
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Pearl A. Reichley
Reichley
Perk
Ohio University
Kathryn Lucas
Reds Rally Past Cardinals for Fifth Straight Win
In a pennant race update the Cincinnati Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 to extend their streak to five. The New York Yankees swept both games against the St. Louis Browns 7-3 and 10-5 to close the gap in the AL lead, while the pace-setting Cleveland Indians lost to Washington 9-8. The Chicago White Sox exploded for six runs in the first inning to beat the Athletics 8-6. No other games were on the schedule.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Atletics
Ewington Academy Alumni Plan July Reunion
The annual reunion and home-coming of Ewington Academy students is set for July 23. A basket dinner will be served and the public is invited. Grant Glenn is president and Mrs. Raymond McGhee is secretary.
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Ewington
Ewington Academ
Grant Glenn
Raymond McGhee
Benefit for Murray City band planned at high school
Messenger Communities report a benefit party to aid the Murray City Band Boosters set for Thursday July 14 at 8 PM in the Murray City High School Building. The item also lists numerous regional visits and family connections across Columbus, Marietta, Detroit, and nearby towns.
Long Bottom Man Frank Pickens Dies at 40
Frank Pickens 40 of Long Bottom died Monday morning at a Parkersburg hospital. He was a prominent farmer and carpenter and an official member of the local Christian Church. He is survived by a widow Miss Frankie Whiteside, three daughters Margaret Wanda Naomi, two sons Charles and George, his mother Mrs. Josephine Pickens, two brothers Harry and Clyde, and one sister Mrs. Clara Massar. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Frank Pickens
Parkersburg
Christian Church
Frankie Whiteside
Margaret
Wanda
Naomi
Charles
George
Josephine Pickens
Harry
Clyde
Clara Massar
4-H Club
R. of P. Hall
Mary Matlack
Betty Roush
Ulah Swan
Linnie Swan
Racine
H. C. Smith
Jacksonville Sunday School Outing and Local Visits
The A B Sunday School traveled to Rising Park Lancaster for its annual picnic with about 75 attending. Local church groups and residents from Detroit Columbus Akron and Marietta were sighted visiting friends and attending events in Jacksonville and nearby towns.
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A. B
Rising Park
Lancaster
Little Girls
M. E. Church
Eleanor Davis
Barbara Lent
Barbara Byceski
Barbara Ann Morrison
Marcella Bryan
Janelda Hoisington
Joan Vonscheele
Eileen Martin
Nellie McBride
Detroit
Marion Springer
L. W. O'Brian
Columbus
Old Man's Cave
Ash Cave
Ida South
Thomas Palmer
Charles Guinther
Bartlett
William Cox
Jack Guinther
Akron
Harvey Luther
Florence Luther
L. A. Morrison
Barbara Ann
Faye
Bonnie Sue
A. J. Morrison
Eileen
Freddy Lee
Trimble
Marietta
Roosevelt
Lo.c.f. Hall
Dayton
Elmer Cochran
Clyde Grinstead
Bob and
Lawrence
Orbiston
Harry
Junior Grinstead
Mr. Palmer
Union Personal and Social News Notes
Mt Union reports Rev Selah Weatherby filled a regular appointment and Rev H Lewis of Cheshire will preach. Golden Circle Class to meet July 22 at M A Epple home. Local residents visited relatives in Athens Bradbury Dexter Dexter W. Mrs Nicholson hosts Ladies Aid. about 60 present. Several families and guests from Athens Columbus Springfield and Dyesville are noted with visits and outings.
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Selah Weatherby
H. Lewis
Cheshire
Golden Circle
M. A. Epple
Sidney Jordan
John Nicholson
Columbus
M. A. Chase
Ernest Nicholson
Georgia Mae Harmon
Dorothy Molden
Dexter
Ward Nicholson
Maxine Caster
Dyesville
Glenn Kindel
Springfield
Glenn Turner
John Jordan
Vonley
Albany Route 1 Personal News Notes Summary
Mr and Mrs Lee Elliott host a miscellaneous shower at their Albany area home honoring Dr and Mrs Berton Elliott. Several West family members attend the West and Flower reunion in Zanesville. Illnesses reported for Mrs Wyatt Johnson A Z Minear and George Climer. Several visits and travel noted among relatives including Mary Shanks Everett Smith and Georgia Griffin.
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Albany
Lee Elliott
Berton Elliott
Gayle Brown
Pearley West
Eloise
Arthur West
Bert West
Will West
Everett Smith
Barberton
Georgia Griffin
the Plains
Ray Bailes
Amanda Russell
Cincinnati
Mary Robinett
Buckeye Lake
George Brown
Hazel
Wretha
Gene Brown
Hershall
Janet Ann
Creola
Dave Bratton
Mildred Meindle
Columbus
A. Z. Minear
George Climer
Vacation Bible School Opens in Reedsville
Vacation Bible School began Monday at the Reedsville School with high attendance. The two week session runs weekdays 9 to 11 30 with Miss Mildred Brown of Springfield as supervisor and assistants Miss Margery Smith and Miss Dorothy Hardendorf. The program includes worship services classes stories Bible work handwork and games. Miss Brown an ordained minister will preach at the Reedsville M E Church next Sunday at 11 o clock.
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Mildred Brown
Springfield
Margery Smith
West Lafayette
Ind
Dorothy Hardendorf
Cleveland
Lucy Kibble
Kathryn Williams
Brown
M. E. Church
Long Bottom
M. E
Rio Grande Ladies Aid Welcomes New Member At July Meeting
Rio Grande community notes record the Ladies Aid Society meeting at Alice Wiseman's home on July 7 with nineteen attendees. New member Ray Troth was welcomed as a guest, readings by Minnie Brandebury and Jesse Davis, a Bible contest led by Wilma McCarley, and plans announced for the campus ice cream supper on July 21. The August meeting will be hosted by Wilma McCarley.
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Rio Grande
Wilma McCarley
Eleanor Varney
Sarah Broughman
Columbus
Ed Stephenson
Iva Brown
Middleport
Emma Richards
Hannah Bowers
Marjorie Packer
L. F. Allen
Myron Fowler
New Lexington
H. T. Houf
Rio Grande College
Houf
Athens
Ray Troth
Troth
O.S.A
Betty Blazier
Dodgers 13 Giants 5 in rough ballgame
The Dodgers defeated the Giants 13 to 5 with Posedel earning the win over Schumacher and Hamlin dealing for New York. Key hitters included Hassett, Rosen, Mancuso, and Kampouris for the Dodgers while LeRoy, Brown, and Lohrman contributed for the Giants. Attendance listed as 126.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ott
Schumacher
Bartell
Ron
Rogers
Hassett
Leslie
Ripple
Manhite
Rosen Cuse
Wampouris
Gaer Posedel
Mamiin
Beeds Ris
Bryn
Brown
Samen
Posedel
Brown Lohrman
Hamiin
Voft Schumacher
Farmhouse Fire Falters as Water Runs Dry
Fire at a Bethal area farmhouse was fueled by milk used to quell flames after water supply failed. An explosion in a petrol engine ignited the blaze and aided its rapid spread to every room of the residence.
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Albany Garden Club Holds Friday Meeting and Elections
The Albany Garden Club met at Mrs. J. S. E. Woodyard’s home Friday afternoon. Meadow flowers were arranged and judged. Officers elected: President Mrs. J. E. Cline, vice president Mrs. Vernon Canny, secretary Mrs. Dana Williams, treasurer Mrs. Wilbur Baugheman. Refreshments were served.
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Albany Garden Club
J. S. E. Woodyard
J. E. Cline
Vernon Canny
Dana Williams
Wilbur Baugheman
Hemmers
Beth Dailey
Betty Goodwin
Jo Burdette
Mona Jean Leddinghaus
Patty Webb
Betty Norman
Hockingport
Jean Romosier
Columbus
Albany Home Makers
Kingsbury Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits
Asa and Ada Hose kin hosted Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Sam Newell and Mr. Maze Stansbury. Jackson and Smith called on E. L. Story family. Mrs. Ethel Clark of Florida visited Ollie Clark’s. Clarence Will and Clarence Douglas moved a drilling rig for Clyde Bowman. The Woodger and Howett households shared Sunday with Everet Howett family. Mary Harrison returned home after visiting her sister Mrs. Ralph Carl. Emory McGrath family spent Sunday with Aaron McGrath in Athens. Ralph Carl and Clyde Harrison guests at Leading Creek. Harold Copeland and sisters Edna and Charlotte, mourning their father, stayed with aunts Anna and Margarette Carleton.
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Ada Hosekins
Sam Newell
Maze Stansbury
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Ralph Carl
Emory McGrath
Aaron McGrath
Athens
Clyde Harrison
Leading Creek
Harold Copeland
Edna
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Margarette Carleton
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