Bonura Joins Cubs In High-Profile Trade Move
Zeke Bonura, famed first baseman, is sold for 10000 dollars to the Chicago Cubs from the Washington Senators. The veteran, nicknamed rambling Zeke, has a storied career arc across White Sox Senators Giants and Cubs, and is expected to energize Chicago’s infield and lineup.
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Chicago Cubs
Washington Senators
Senators
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Giants
Zeke
National Teague
Chicago
Jake
White Sox
Mt Comiskey Park
Cubs
Phi Cavarretta
Glenn Reivell
Hal Chase
Bill Herman
Jim Dykes
Washington
Low Scoring Marks First Round in National Publinx
A field of 190 golfers teed off the final 18 holes in the National Public Links Tournament with a potential new low scoring record. A 148 or better needed for one of 64 match play berths, as six co leaders stayed near the pace. Notables included Ferrera and a list of other contenders from diverse clubs and regions.
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Detroit
Ferrera
Fred Teary
la Cieian
Hunts Rackham
Cali
Galt
Charles Harter
Indianapolis
Peter
Esfornie
Robert Price
Okla
Foun
Cy Cote
Purp Uen
Tod Donald Shit
St Joseph
Mo 'Ateven
Binere
Milnar Faces A's Tonight In Cleveland Series
Cleveland Indians open a three game set with the Philadelphia Athletics aiming to reclaim the pennant lead from Detroit. AL Milnar seeks his 13th win against Athletics ace Johnny Babich as Bob Feller matches up in the late game.
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Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Clevland Indians
Philadelphia
Athletics
Detroit
AL Milnar
A's
Johnny Babich
Bob Feller
Babich
Lo" Oneniter
Mack
Turtle Races at Chauncey Attract Spectators
Chauncey WPA playground turtle race drew about 200 spectators Monday evening with Spot entered by Ronnie Cline winning. Speed King entered by Betty Gramastat and Texaco Fire Chet by Ronell Michael were among several notable contestants. Recreation leader Freddie Russell led the event with Chauncey’s recreation staff Loretta S. Oggs and Wilbur L. Grandstatt assisting.
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Chauncey
Ronnie Cline
Dan Patch
Shiney" Schoonover
Betty* Gramastat
Ronell Michael
Shirley Schoonover
Millfield
Freddie Russell
Loretta S. Oggs
Wilbur L. Grandstatt
Chauncey District Social and Personal Highlights
Chauncey District social news lists visits among Sanders families in Millfield and Albany, extended travels to Columbus and the Zoo, and weekend guests from Hebron and Cincinnati. It notes Mrs Annie Shields ill in Chauncey after a heart attack, plus local relatives visiting Ward, Wellston, Carbondale, Chauncey, and Pennsville.
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Shauncey
Hester Sanders
Millfield
Inlaw
Dow Sanders
Albany
Fred Russell
Gerald Nile
Frank Kirk
Nelsonville
Columbus
Zoo
Dorothy Robinson
Chauncey
Grove City
Dave M. Sawyer
S. Hightscoe F
Hebron
Ohio
L.] Highishoe
Cincinnati
Annie Shields
High ‘St
Sugar Creek Beats Nelsonville Reds 14 to 0 in Sunday clash
Sugar Creek defeated the Nelsonville Reds 14 to 0 on Sunday afternoon at Sugar Creek. A return game is hoped for next Sunday July 28 with Sugar Creek seeking a game on August 18. Sugar Creek players included Kollister at second Baney left field Burchfield right field Bobo pitcher McCune center field Fogarassy third base Shumway first base Rutter catcher A Kastely Tf. Nelsonville lineup featured Denny Bumgardner Arnold Rizer Campbellist Jones Osborne Ray Smathers and Linton.
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Shauncey
Sugar_ Creek
Nelsonville Reds
Sugar Creek
Andy Kastely
Millfield
Route 1
Kollister
Baney
Burchfield
R. F
Bobo
McCune
C. F
Fogarassy
Shumway
Ist
Rutter
A. Kastely
Nelsonville
Denny
Bumgardner
Arnold
Rizer
Campbellist
Jones CF
Osborne
Ray II
Smathers
Linton
Daugherty Family Fetes Carolyn Sue on Second Birthday
Mr and Mrs Elwood Daugherty hosted a Saturday evening party at their Chauncey area home honoring daughter Carolyn Sue for her second birthday. Attendees included Carolyn Sue's great grandfather grandparents and aunt, Mr George Coe Mr and Mrs Charles Daugherty Miss Pauline Daugherty and her brothers Robert and Donald along with Elwood Daugherty and his wife.
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Chauncey
Elwood Daugherty
Carolyn Sue
Daugherty
George Coe
Charles Daugherty
Pauline Daugherty
Robert
Donald Daugherty
El‘wood Daugherty
Parish Meeting at Greens Run Church of Christ
Greens Run parish meeting drew many visitors from Athens and Ferndale churches led by ministers Gilbert Courtney and Glaze Thompson. Rev. Lt Cahill preached, a youth choir performed, Norma Jean Blackford sang Ivory Palaces, and baptismal certificates were given to new members at the close.
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Shauncex—Turen
Christ
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Glaze ‘Thompson
Lt. Cahill
Athens
Norma Jean Blackford
Ivory Palaces
Ferndale
Bob's Lunch Winner Triumphs 14 6 In Softball Clash
Bob's Lunch defeated Evans Market 14 to 6 in a free hitting league game on Monday night. Barnes of Evans led the night with three safeties in four trips. Box score shows scattered hits and runs across both teams with multiple players contributing across positions.
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Bobs
Evans
Ood Market
Barnes
Bob
Cooley
Finsterwald
Evans Coon
St Williams
Lonas
Entwhistie
Darnell
Hutchens
Gabriel
Ayers
Rams Open Sked Sept 20 in Night Game
New York reports the Cleveland Rams open their NFL season at home September 20 against Philadelphia in a night game. The schedule shows 11 games, with a season finale December 1 against Green Bay in Cleveland, plus a few pre season contests.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Rams
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Green Bay Packers
Rams
Green Bay College
New York Giants
The
Ram
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit
Green Bay
Brooklyn
Reds invade Brooklyn in pivotal series showdown
Reds and Dodgers clash in a crucial doubleheader and a night game as Cincinnati rides a 14‑win in 16 stretch toward the NL pennant. Brooklyn, needing wins, faces a tough test with Veterans like Thompson and Whitey Moore opposing, while Detroit hosts Washington in the AL.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Reds
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Champs
New York Giants
Flatbush
Sinnat
Crosley Field
Freddy Fiteimmons
Gene ‘Thompson
Andy Loyd Whitey
Moore
Thompson
Gam Moore
Social Notes of Kananga glance at community gatherings
Kanauga social news highlights Ladies Aid hosted by W F Beem Thursday evening with devotionals and an afternoon gathering. Families and friends including Shoomakers, Daughertys, Burnes, Staten, and Deems share visits, travels, and meals across Kanunga and nearby towns.
Henry Armstrong hints at retirement amid busy sports week
Eddie Breetz recounts Henry Armstrong's hint of retirement after a busy period including training glimpses for Jenkins, plus notes on 90,000 Berlin finals fans. The column also surveys boxing and baseball figures like Buddy Baer, Paul Runyan, Bob Feller, and Meg Amos Alonzo Stagg, with brief mentions of Stagg's broad influence.
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Eddie Breetz
New York
Henry Armstrong
Henry
Jenkins
Berlin
Buddy Knox
Dayton
U. S
Chuck Stowell
Chicago
Plains Ninety Finds Win Over Hemlock 5-3 at Local Field
The Plains defeated Hemlock 5-3 as timely hitting from Morris Haddox and solid pitching by Bob Nelson carried the Plains to victory. Nelson allowed only two hits through nine innings, with Hemlock breaking loose for four hits and three runs in the final frame. Barringer pitched well for Hemlock but walked several batters. The Plains host Logan in a twilight league game at Nelsonville tonight and Marietta on Sunday, with Evert Smith managing The Plains Red Birds.
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Bob Nelson
Morris Haddox
Plains
Hemlock
Nelson
Barringer
The
Logan
Nelsonville
Plains Red Birds
Evert Smith
the Plains
Marietta
Dover visit details of Romine family and Crosser illness
Loretta Romine and Francis Romine of Chauncey hosted William Crosser recently visiting Dover before en route home from an automobile accident in With his parents Mr and Mrs Safe Crosser remained at his mother Mrs Fanny Romine’s home in Torch Portsmouth Ironton and Hunt Romine is seriously ill Beings en route home he will be joined by his wife at Kelamazoo before returning to Chauncey
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Borne
Loretta “Ogg
Francis Roimine
Chauncey
William Crosser
St Af
Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Safe
Crosser
Fanny Romine
Torch
Social Notes of McArthur area residents and visitors
McArthur social notes detail trips and visits including HL Hamilton and Sara, Miss Jean Smith of Columbus with her parents, Mr and Mrs Carl Smith, and Ella and Minnie, as well as Mr and Mrs Swalm in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Edward Sawyer of Zanesville hosted Homer Pilcher and family. James Benedict stayed in Columbus with his mother. Adele Adelmann from Plainfield was visiting Kansas City relatives. legal appendectomy for Louise Newdick at White Cross Hospital. Herman Earich and Levi Trainer hosted visitors, Peter Lomax and Charles Hamrick attended a Lake Houghton vacation trip. Wanda Swaim a Columbus business visitor. Mr and Mrs P C Saylor hosted Emma Fri and Dorothy Deckard wedding at Deckard home. Omar Hamrick to reside in Murphy property. Hamrick employed by MeArthur Board of Education as vocational ag instructor. The note column ends with a claim about diamond jewelry in New York City.
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McArthur
HL. S. Hamilton
Sara
Pennsylvania
New York
Jean. Smith
Columbus
Carl Smith
Ella
Minnie
Zanesville
le W
Phieher
Pilcher
Homer Goddard
Pittsburgh
Benedict
F. Benedict
Adele Adelmann
Plain‘held
N.3
Kansas City
Wither
Andrew
Adelman Louise Newdick
Ateorney
Fred Newdick
White Cross Hospital
I Newdicke
Herman Earich
Duncan Falls
Levi Trainer
Peter Lomax
Charles Hamrick
Fiiany
Lake Houghton
Mich
Wanda Swaim
Saturn
P. C. Saylor
Emma Fri
Dorothy Deckard
Weilston
J.Z. Deckard
Hall
Peter ‘M. Lomax
Mearthur
Mra. Hamrick
Murphy
West Main St
Basrak May Coach Bellaire Altoona Catholic High
A report from Altoona indicates Basrak May could become coach at Bellaire Catholic High School. Basrak, former Duquesne star center, discussed teaching duties and his potential role in the Altoona area during a late night talk.
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Altoona
Bellaire
Mike Basr Ak
Duquesne
Altoona Catholic
Basrak
Hartford Coach Linked to Steelers and Dukes Star
Local report says Art Ford or Hartford may coach the high school team and could also play with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Duquesne star led the Dukes to a win over Pitt. Basrak recently signed a three year contract with a Catholic high school. Syracuse defeated Hartford on the local field 8 4 as Ohio lads pitching broke loose. Racine set to travel to Syracuse Sunday.
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Dally Sea
Duquesne
S. St
Dukes
Dally
University of Pittsburgh
National Limited
Pittsburgh
Basrak
Catholic High School
Syracuse
Hartford
Ohio
Racine
Burke's 141 is Low in Ohio PGA Qualifier
Billy Burke of Cleveland shot 141 to lead the Northern Ohio qualifier for the National PGA tournament at Hershey Pennsylvania. Espinosa, Myles, and Keiser followed with 142 to 146 as three Dayton golfers earned berths in Columbus.
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Burke
Ohio
Cleveland
Unves
Billy Burke
Hershey
Sleepy Hollow
AL Espinosa
Akron Portage Club
Reggie Myles
Herman Keiser
Espinosa
Akron Portage
Dayton
Tony Penna
Columbus Country Club
Penna
Gene Marchi
Herring Leads ATC Herring Mill to Victory Over Colonels
Two year old star helps St Paul secure a 90 to 2 win over Louisville Colonels as ATC Herring Mill extends season with decisive performance. Milwaukee Brewers under Ray Schalk win 7 to blank Toledo, Indianapolis tops Minneapolis 11 to 7, and Kansas City Ukes fall to Columbus 8 to 5.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
ATC
Loutavlle
Big Yeuxguer
Colonels
American ‘Association
Louisvile Milwauken
Ray Schalk
Brewers
Ann
Kanaan
Ukes Wise
Invaders
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Henry J. Bonura
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Publinx
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Herman
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Ward
Carbondale
Wellston
Asa Canter
Delbert
Willard
Smith Home
Smith
Jennie ‘Canter
Loma Deal
Cecil Sanborn
Lyon
George
W. G. Barnhart
Len William Barnhart
Pennsville
Stockport
Mis
Deloris McKee
Paul Darnell
Clyde Harman
Milt Aron
Ajeago
Saverio Turrell
Taly
Fritaie Vice
Leonard Bennett
San
Social
Amesville
Colvin Grove
Deacon Bill McKechnie
Flatbushers
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Tigers
W.ington
Kananga
Franks Mary
W. McDade
Van
Portia
Homer Comstock
Reliance
Paul “Ablen
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Evelyn
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Lesie
Tyr
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Wanes
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Chien Philadelpha
Detroit Association
City
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St. Pauls
Buddy Baer
Paul Runyan
Lawrence Luetkewit
Breezing
Brietz
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Jim Farley
Frankie Frisch
Stamp M'Ginnis
Broadway
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Frisch
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Hoss
Man O' War
Lexington
Bimelech
Big Red
Stagg
Meg ‘Amos Alonzo Stagg
Honolulu
U. of Chicago
National Club
Pittsburg
Jorton
Phinia
Almiericad
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Speedway
Minneapi
Boys St Paul
Milwauk
Tor
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Callahan
Repass
Rizzuto
W. Fitchcock
Priday
Jones
Bucher
Cooper
Walker Sturdy
Matheson
Triplett
Slurm
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Barrett
Bonham
Sherrill
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Dover
Franis Romine Suamnene
Romine 1
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Tamulis
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Sapnan
Herring
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