DiMaggio Streak Nearing Two Months With 55th Hit
Joe DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 55 games as the Yankees beat the White Sox. The slugger, batting .304 when the streak began, has produced 84 hits in 215 at bats, 52 runs, 158 total bases, 54 RBIs, 15 home runs and 58 singles, leading the league in RBIs, home runs and total hits. In the Reds-Braves game, Cincinnati won 7-4 in 11 innings with Frank McCormick driving in the go-ahead run in the 11th.
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Standings Beat Across League Show Big Scores
The American standings show Chicago 7 over New York 1 and Detroit 4 over Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 4 defeats Boston 1 as St. Louis posts 4 against an implied opponent. In the Association Columbus dominates Milwaukee 3 0 then Columbus 8 Milwaukee 2. Louisville and Minneapolis split 1 0 and 11 4, with St Paul 2 over Indianapolis 0 and Indianapolis 3 over St Paul 2. Toledo 2 closes the action with Kansas City 1.
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Zuppke's Illinois coaching future in balance
University of Illinois trustees meet in Chicago to decide Zuppke's fate amid a four option dilemma. They may dismiss Zuppke or Athletic Director Wendell Wilson, retain both, or dismiss both and reorganize the athletic department as the feud surrounding the pair continues to churn after Grange accused Wilson of trying to edge into coaching and later sued Wilson for 50000 in defamation.
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Red) Grange
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White Sox End Yankees Winning Streak Behind Solid Win
Chicago White Sox topple the New York Yankees 7-1 to snap a 14 game run as Joe DiMaggio extends his hitting streak to 54 games. Other MLB results include Indians over Red Sox 4-1 and Dodgers 1-0 over Cubs in a pitching duel.
Athens High boys tennis opens Wednesday
Fight names were entered today in the senior boys tennis tournament at the Athens High School playgrounds. First round pairings include Wood versus Poling at 6 pm Ferguson against French at 6 pm Hess versus McConkey at 7 pm and Lewis versus White at 7 pm. Semis are Thursday at 6 30 and the finals Friday at 6 30.
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Wood
Poling
Ferguson
French
Hess
McConkey
Lewis
White
New Era Seizes Ohio Valley Lead After Dominant Win
New Era climbs to first in the Ohio Valley standings with two wins no defeats after a 20 to 3 Sunday victory over Middleport. Hartford shut out Racine 10 to 0 as Keeton broke his leg sliding into second base and Syracuse toppled Stiversville 5 to 3 ending Stiversville’s eight game win streak. The league schedule lists Syracuse at Racine and Middleport at Hartford Thursday with New Era hosting a Sunday doubleheader against Racine and Stiversville at New Era.
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New Era
Ohio Valley Association
Middleport
Bill Walters
Searles
Racine
Red Keeton
Hart
van Meter
Hartford
Wolfe
J. Gibbs
Syracuse
Stiversville
McNamee
Powell
Breezing With Brieux New York Sports Gossip
A collage of boxing and sports gossip includes Bill Jurges returning to the Giant bench, Poffenberger quitting a Washington brewing deal over side work, Ace Parker’s leg healing, Lou Nova and Jim Robinson sparring, and Novikoff's hot hitting run. Other notes mention hairdos, film interests for Gloria Callen, and widespread showbiz chatter.
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New York
Bill Jurges
Baron Boots Poffenberger
Prince of
Plane travel aids tennis champion in New York
Don McNeill flew from Dayton to New York landing near LaGuardia Field and reached the round of sixteen at the New York State Clay Court Championships after defeating two opponents in the twilight hours. The defending champion advanced quickly aided by fast transport and strong play.
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Don McNeill
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
New York State
McNeill
LaGuardia Field
Zivic Wins Welterweight Bout Over Barabara in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Fritzie Zivic defeated Johnny Barbara by outpoint in a 12 round non title welterweight match. Mancini and Young drew in New York as Belloise outpointed Reid. Savold beat Sarlin in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Barbara
Chicago
New York
Lenny
Boom Boom
End Fishing Trip by Local Party Returns Home
Chauncey Gilbert Stalder and Miss Marjorie Hickman with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hickman return to Chauncey and Columbus after a week in Michigan for fishing. They report good catches and pleasant travel. The note adds a tip that water in an automobile engine prevents overheating and keeps it efficient.
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Gilbert Stalder
Marjorie Hickman
Nelsonville
Lowell Hickman
Columbus
Michigan
Ohio Amateur Tourney Opens at Inverness Club
The 38th annual Ohio Amateur Golf Championship began at Inverness Country Club with defending champion Bobby Servis of Dayton and Maurice J. McCarthy of Cincinnati favored to win. A field of 148 players started the 18 hole qualifying round as strong opposition loomed from numerous challengers.
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McCarthy
Ohio
Inverness Country Club
Bobby Servis
Daytom
Maurice J. McCarthy
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Jackson Pair Take District Pro Amateur Golf Match
Gallipolis reports Mike Heaney and B T Grover of Athens County Club finished just out of the money as Joe Thomas and Bob Stiffler of Jackson won the pro‑amateur preliminary for the Southeastern District tournament. Heaney led individuals with 70. team scoring totaled 69 best ball.
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Mike Heaney
B. T. Grover
Athens County
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Bob Stiffler
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Heaney
Grover
Thomas
Stiffler
Joe Blanton
Dutch Reed
Chillicothe
Francis Factor
Dan Cawley
Marietta
Joe Baher
Bill Cherrington
Blanton
Reed
Factor
Cawley
Corning Social Notes and Local Events
Corning social notes report a 10:30 wedding at United Brethren parsonage for Mildred Hoops and George Snowden with Rev. Arthur Shonk wiler officiating. Other items include a car fire injuring John Exenkemper, a Philos Class picnic at Buckeye Lake, Eastern Star party at Mrs. Martha Young’s, Methodist Sunday School picnic at Waterworks Park, WCTU and American Legion Auxiliary meetings, and births of Susan Kay Fleming and Marcia Lucille Heft.
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Arthur Shonkwiler
Mildred Hoops
Pearl Hoops
Hemlock
George Snowden
James Snowden
Central High School
Mansfield
Snowden
Philos
United Brethren Church
Lambert Cottage
Buckeye Lake
Local Families Visit Across Mantua and Nearby Towns
Mantua residents welcomed the Miskells and their children from Mantua visiting Mr and Mrs Herman Forshach. Howard Pierson and Doris from Echo Oregon joined Paul Leonard Jr. Mr and Mrs Charles Dunlap of Columbus spent the weekend with James and his wife. Roy Thomas called on Blanche Smith at Moore's Junction. George Hodgson of Bellevue visited John Hodgson here and relatives in Henflock.
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Thomas Miskell
Mantua
Herman Forshach
Howard Pierson
Doris
Echo
Oregon
Paul Leonard
Charles Dunlap
Columbus
Dunlap
James Dunlap
Roy Thomas
Thomas
Blanche Smith
Moore's Junction
George Hodgson
Bellevue
John Hodgson
Henflock
Colonels Trim Millers Twice To Gain Lead
The Minneapolis Millers return home after a 10 day East Coast swing with a two game lead over Louisville fading. Louisville swept the Millers 1 0 and 11 4 as Columbus beat Milwaukee 3 0 and 8 2. Jack Bradsher homered for Toledo to beat Kansas City 2 1. St Paul defeated Indianapolis 2 0 then 3 2 in nightcap.
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Millers and Blues
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Indians
Feller Notches 18th Win As Indians Win 100th Career
Bob Feller pitched his 100th major league victory as Cleveland defeated Boston 4 to 1. The win kept the Indians within reach of the Yankees, with Mel Harder to start the finale and Feller, Milnar, and Bagby lined up to face New York in the next series.
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Bob
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New York
Mel Harder
Joe Dobson
al Milnar
Jim Bagby
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