Reds fall despite Starr three hitter in Philadelphia loss
Levi Ray Starr pitched three hits for Cincinnati but a late outfield collision on a fly ball allowed a Phil home run, giving Philadelphia a 2-1 win. Other games saw Cubs ace misaw escape with a win, Cardinals beat Braves in 11 innings, and Yankees defeating Detroit to extend their lead.
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THE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Age Levi Ray Starr
REDS
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Ray Starr
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Frank
Rube) Melton
Useon
Ee Werewe Fugu Tan
vVwenmineen
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Starr
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Mort Cooper
Cardinals
Boston Braves
Cooper
George Kurowski
Stan Musial
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Whitlow Wyatt
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Deton Tigers
Hank Borowy
Baseball season leaders and team stats snapshot
Front Runners AMERICAN BATTING Gordon New York 344 Runs Williams Boston 73 Runs Batted In Williams Boston 82 Hits Spence Washington 110 Home Runs Williams Boston 18 Stolen Bases Case Washington 15 Pitching Chandler New York 92 NATIONAL BATTING Reiser Brooklyn 361 Runs Ott New York 60 Runs Batted In Mize New York 67 Hits Medwick Brooklyn and Reiser Brooklyn 97 Home Runs Mize New York 15 Stolen Bases Reiser Brooklyn 12 Pitching French Brooklyn 10-0
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Gordon
New York
Williams
Boston
Spence
Washington
Case
Chandler
Reiser
Brooklyn
Ott
Mize
Medwick
French
Logan's and Davis Luneh Rally To Split Softball Doubleheader
Logan's Book Store won 8 4 over Franks' Place in the opening game as a six run fifth inning rally overturned a 4 2 deficit. In the nightcap Davis Lynch defeated the Sportsman Grill 10 8 for their first win of the season, with Lombard driving in key runs and two walks contributing to the late surge.
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Logan's Book Store
Franks’ Place
Davis Lynch
Sportsman Grill
Franks
Briggs Gamblee
Logan
Arbogast
Gamblee
Harkins
Logans
Tle
Sportsman
Hannahs
Lynchmen
Lombard
Beckleys
Athens
Abrh Rapp
Iit
Hiatt
Seabunihumadian
Young
Bucher
Antonelli
Norris
Oree Wenn
Owee Christman
Christ Faulkner
Dillinger
Stevens
Lee
Columbus
Toledo
Gordon
Rf Stet Vanweee
Gabler
Ostermael- Harper
Oster
Mueller
Myatt
Parker
Kelly
Logans Book Store
ABA
Drucker
Ruf
Ewer Myatt
Oz Rundell
Tween
Ween
Heath
Roe
Murtaugh
Glossop
Litwhiler
Rundell
Northey
Wren
Koy
Tereeene
Marshall
Yrnes
Orr
Bell
Wees
Warren
Bradster
Melton
Aicaneien Ae Beyers
Erewee
Parrott
Enema Ge
Nelson
Cincinnati AB
Christman
Joost
Harris
Kelier
Frey
Novak
Wet
A Schultz
Ifsone
Bobo
Spindel
McCormick
Sanford
Lamanno
Hanna
Cox
Walker
Harry E. Smith
Allen
Craft
Washington, D. C
Finsterwald
Accon Ae
Goodman
Keller In &Th. Haas
Davis
G. C. Smith
Williams
Starr
Domita Emmish
Dayton
McGlone
Shields
Klein
Bat Beggs
Wes
Luken
Aleno
Buch
John Fmmish
Byrnes
H. Mallett
Philadelphia
Swick
Blaemire
Alena
Cincinnati
Pennell
Cf Too
Lukon
Sams
Fiies
Fisias
Ccm
Eckugiee
Verity
Tete Weer Eens
Bucherton Walker Goodman
Toga Osfane
Etten
Sportsman Grill _ Davis
San Murtaugh
10Ford
Parmelee
Lom
Philabard
Delphia
Kelley
Beggs
Pires
Dunn
Sears
Stewart
McArthur News Notes Draft Evader Arrested Deputy Clerk Appointed
McArthur notes report Charles Morehead a 40 year old resident near McArthur evaded draft registration and was escorted by the FBI to Portsmouth to await trains. Sheriff Stuck arrested him after FBI instruction and he has been jailed. Mrs Margaret Johnson named deputy clerk effective July 10.
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Earl Stuck
FBI
Morehead
Reds box score and scattered notices from Ohio to New York
Reds box score notes Elizabeth Lantz leaves Monday for Wichita Falls to visit her brother Harry at Mitchell Field. Several local residents, including Orville Scott and Mr Williamee, face hospital or illness updates. Various family visits reported from Beckley to Columbus and Muskogee. County officials appoint Pauline Johnson as rationing clerk. Cincinnati boxing results include Ezzard Charles knocking out Steve Mamakos. New York society meeting announced. United States reportedly has about 1975 trailer cities.
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Elizabeth Lantz
Wichita Falls
Texas
Harry
Mitchell Field
Orville Scott
Columbus
H. S. Hamilton
Lake Hope
Vinton County Rationing Board
C. W. Smith
Pauline Johnson
Nellie Leach
Bradbury Social Notes Highlights Week in July
Social notes from Bradbury list church attendance and events including Bible School turnout 63 for July 12 Rev Koch evening services and a youth rally at Bradford Church of Christ July 17 with Rev Joe Daab as speaker. Local visits and family associations are noted alongside a Civil War era term explained.
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Bradford
Church of Christ
Joe Daab
McArthur
Victor Hysell
Robert Rice
Nazarene Church
Middleport
Husky Al Benton Rises to All-Star Level with Tigers
Al Benton, a late bloomer from Oklahoma, evolved from a struggling Athletics pitcher to a top American League operator. The six four right hander, praised by Birdie Tebbetts, solidified the Tigers’ dominance, delivering poise and reliability as he joined the era’s elite arms.
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Husky al Benton
Tigers
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Alton Benton
Athletics
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Twight
Polo Grounds
Spud Chandler
al Benton
Oklahoma
Birdie Tebbetts
Detroit
Benton
Hank Greenberg
Oklahoma City
A's
Charles Knocks Out Mamakos In Cincinnati Bout
Ezzard Charles halted Steve Mamakos in 2 minutes 46 seconds to win $1,000 while Mamakos earned $250. Mamakos, 162% pounds, fell twice after rushing at the opening bell. Crowd of 1,863 paid $2,351 for the show, promoter Benny Becker estimating total costs around $4,200. prelim results: George Coster beat Jerry Pittro. Cleveland Brown defeated Sam Scully.
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Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Steve Mamakos
Washington, D. C
Mamakos
Tony Zale
Charles
Benny Becker
Bill Goebel
George Coster
Jerry Pittro
Peoria
Cleveland Brown
Sam Scully
Chicago
Baseball Standings From The Weekend Games
The standings list shows Chicago 3 New York 0 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1 St. Louis 7 Boston 5 Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 1 New York 3 Detroit 0 St. Louis 3 Boston 2 with games scheduled. Association results include Toledo 1 Columbus 0 Columbus 4 Toledo 3 Indianapolis 6 Louisville 1 Milwaukee 3 Kansas City 2 Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 4 Minneapolis 5 St Paul 1.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
National Club
Owen
American Club
Cleveland Owe
Washington
Birds End Mud Hens Streak in Doubleheader Loss
The Toledo Mud Hens saw an eight game winning streak halted by Columbus 4 to 3 in the second game after a 1 to 0 opener. Toledo moved to sixth place, a point ahead of Louisville as Indianapolis beat them. Columbus held second place by half a game as Milwaukee lost to Kansas City. Owen Scheetz allowed five hits as Minneapolis beat St. Paul 5 to 1.
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Toledo Mud Hens
American Association
Columbus
Preacher Roe
Fritz Ostermueller
Frank Gabler
Red Birds
Toledo
Louisville
Colonels
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Owen Scheetz
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Guest of Relatives Visits Charleston Man in Chauncey T: Chauncey James L. Fergu guest visits Lower Plains relatives in Charleston
Chauncey James L. Fergu, of Chauncey and Charleston W V, visiting friends in town for several days. He also visits his sister-in-law Mrs Flora McHarg and other relatives at Lower Plains. Mr and Mrs Harry Moore hosted him at dinner and he was the supper guest of Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield at Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
James L. Ferguson
Charleston
W. Va
Flora McHarg
Lower Plains
Harry Moore
Arthur Burchfield
Whirly Seeks Boston Victory In Million Handicap Hope
Whirly, the stretch-running four year old owned by Warren Wright, seeks the $44 850 winner’s share in the Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs while aiming to equal Seabiscuit’s career earnings. He faces Apache Attention Rounders and Transfigure as contenders with topweight 1380 pounds and early speed hopes.
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Seabiscuit
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Ner
Warren Wright
Kentucky
Chicago
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Sunny Jim
Boston sports roundup notes and boxing plans in brief
Plain Ben Jones says Apache must beat Whirlaway today to claim the Massachusetts title. Yanks have 112 double plays. infield hits struggle. Ten nessee shown as SEC football favorite for fall. Mike Jacobs Navy-USO boxing series slated for New York this fall. Tony Zale not expected to participate. Frankie Catrone leads trainers at Suffolk Downs while Joe Cronin works on waistline. Luke Sewell Ossie Bluege infield moves teased. Jimmy Dykes may return to White Sox lineup.
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Sid Feder
Hugh Fullerton
Boston
Ben Jones
Apache
Whirlaway
Massachusetts Marbles
Mr. Bigtail
Tip
Tennessee
Chicago
Mike Jacobs
New York
Tony Zale
Tony
Joe Cronin
Joe
Luke Sewell
Ossie Bluege
Big Jaw
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Miss Copic Leads Ohio Women Golf Tourney Favorites
Eight survivors from the first round, including defending champion Neoma Copic of Toledo, advance to quarter finals in the 22nd Ohio women's golf tourney in Columbus. Copic, who won the medal and 7 and 6 victory yesterday, faces Carol Diringer as Peggy Kirk meets Edwin Tasker and Thelma Linster challenges Carol Lee Sherrets. The event wraps with 36 hole finals Friday.
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Columbus
Neoma Copic
Toledo
Claire Doran
Cleveland
James Pratt
Dayton
Janet Shock
P. J. (Thelma) Linster
Mansfield
Ohio
Miss Copie
Miss Copic
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Edwin Tasker
Platt
Miss Shock
Linster
Carol Lee Sherrets
Sherrets
Francis Thomas
S. B. Kent
Cincinnati
Ohio Golf Association
Social Security Film To Be Shown In Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No 9 to the United Mine Workers meets at 7 30 pm in the K of P Building with a pot luck dinner honoring July birthday anniversaries. At 8 30 pm Lawton Hargis will show a film on social security and old age survivors insurance for the public with no admission.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
K. of P
Lawton Hargis
Nelsonville
Shafer Couple Celebrates 55th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Shafer of Chauncey celebrated their fifty fifth wedding anniversary with a Sunday July 12 pot luck meal. Attending were Mr and Mrs Elmer Bingman and Ann Channell, Mr and Mrs Dwight Robinson, Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins and daughter Thelma, Mr and Mrs Walter Wharton and sons Walter Jr and Dale, and Mr and Mrs Sheridan Blackburn. Daughters Mrs Jaret Brown and Mrs Floride Grinstead could not attend.
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Chauncey
John Shafer
Elmer Bingman
Ann Channell
Dwight Robinson
Athens
Guy Brookins
Thelma
Walter Wharton
Walter, Jr
Dale
Enlisted servicemen at Patterson Field Fairfield
Melvin Chauncey Moore and Leslie Lee from Lower Plains are at Patterson Field Fairfield after enlisting Melvin plans to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Moore of Lower Plains over the weekend
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Chauncey
Melvin
Moore
Lower Plains
Patterson Field
Fairfield
Leslie Lee
Harry Moore
Stranahan Leads Ohio Amateur Golf Qualifier
In Cincinnati 64 players begin four rounds of match play for Ohio amateur crown at Maketewah. Frankie Stranahan, 19, shoots 72 to lead qualifiers, with Maurice McCarthy and others close behind. pairings list local and regional competitors and scores.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Toledo
Frankie Stranahan
Arizona
Maketewah
Maurice McCarthy
Stranahan
McCarthy
Tony Ruddy
Paul Schutte
Erv Baumgartner
Tom Cloran
East Liverpool
Dutch Reid
Chilhcothe
Bob Braun
Emmitt Milholland
Columbus
Dave Moes
Lima
Maurice J. McCartnay, Jr
J. L. Turney
Middletown
Bob Campbell
Granville
Cliff Sweeney
Bill McCabe
Dick Rhyan
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District Social and Personal notes list Hazel Lee Hugh visiting the Pendergrass home on Ellis Ave. Mrs. Pendergrass is recovering from a recent illness. Frank Cook and daughter Sharon Lynn of Athens visited F. E. Cook and wife Lower Plains. Lorena Mae Sisson, employed in Washington, vacationing with William and Mrs. Sisson in TrimbIe. Harry Fritts of Columbus visited Floyd and Mrs. Nye Chauncey from Thursday to Sunday. Ella Edgar and Mrs. Wheaton of Athens visited Elizabeth Hawk Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Lorena Mae Sisson
Washington, D. C
William Sisson
Lorena Mae
Anita
Guy Brookins
Thelma Jean
Olive Brookins
Ida Hill
Jessie Fulton
Hazel Lee Hugh
Lloyd Pendergrass
Ellis Ave
Pendergrass
Frank Cook
Sharon Lynn
Athens
F. E. Cook
Lower Plains
Washington
Trime Ble
Harry Fritts
Columbus
Floyd Nye
Nye
Ella Edgar
Wheaton
Elizabeth Hawk
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Liberty Ave
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Elizabeth Archer
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Ola Dunnigan
Kate Gilkey
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Frankie Catrone
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Sam Wynnes
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Belle
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Harold France
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