Reds poised to pull ahead on third eastern swing
Cincinnati faces Brooklyn on a strong pitching run led by Walters Derringer and Turner with Whitey Moore and Joe Beggs solid in relief. Joost replaces Myers in left field as Reds boast depth, improved hitting led by Goodman, McCormick, Arnovich, and Lombardi. They seek to repeat post season form and lead the Dodgers on the Atlantic coast swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
William Henry Walters
Paul Derringer
Gene Thompson
Jim Turner
Whitey Moore
Joe Beggs
Bucky Walters
Derringer
Junior Thompson
Reds
Atlantic Seaboard
Dodgers
Joost
Myers
Eddie Joost
Billy Myers
William Boyd McKechnie
Powel Crosley
Monte Pearson
Yankee
Charley Keller
Joe DiMaggio
Ernie Lombardi
Schnozzle Lombardi
Catching
Littler and Heck Golf Winners at Athens Club
Bob Littler won the Class A match play against par at Athens Country Club with Old Man Par. George Rutkoskie tied for second with Charley Bennett after finishing one down. Tom Hoover Jr and John Algeo shared fourth place two down. Carl Heck led Class B, with Old Man Par two down. J E Householder one down and Harvey Householder two down took next spots. Four way tie for fourth included Dewey Laughlin Jack Fulton Jerry Sisler Charley Tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Littler
Athens Country Club
George Rutkoskie
Charley Bennett
Tom Hoover, Jr
John Algeo
Carl Heck
J. E. Householder
Harvey Householder
Dewey Laughlin
Jack Fulton
Jerry Sisler
Charley Tribe
Mike Heaney
Parkersburg
Zanesville
Virgil Conkey
Vacation Bible School Opens at Greens Run
Vacation Bible School began this morning in Greens Run in the school building. Sessions start at 9 o clock and run for two weeks. All community children are invited to enroll with instructors Catherine Harrop Jean Allen and Mrs Myrtle Olbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Greens Run
Catherine Harrop
Jean Allen
Myrtle Olbers
Chauncey Funeral For Ottie Catherine Schaefer
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Cline home in East Main St Chauncey for Ottie Catherine Schaefer 27 wife of Paul Schaefer who died in 1935 drowned Saturday night She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Cline and leaves five sisters and three brothers Mrs Dorothy Blackford Chauncey Mrs Florence McCollins Huntington W Va John Cline Chauncey Mrs Ruth Bachus and Woodrow Cline Athens Mrs Alberta Conkey Lancaster and Sturgill Cline and Carol Cline at home The body was brought from the Dowler Ferguson Funeral Home to the family home this afternoon where friends may call.
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Chauncey
Ottie Catherine Schaefer
Frank Cline
Cline
East Main St
Miss Gloria Hintz to Attend Ross-Hocking Camp for Two Weeks
Miss Gloria Hintz of Chauncey will spend two weeks at the Ross-Hocking Camp. She spent four days last week visiting Mrs. Frances Higgins in Columbus and her brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Oliver Hintz of Sugar Grove.
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Chauncey
Gloria Hintz
Ross-Hocking Camp
Miss Hintz
Frances Higgins
Columbus
Oliver Hintz
Sugar Grove
Keasey Brothers Return from World’s Fair and D.C. Tour
Chauncey residents Peter Keasey and Sherman Keasey recently completed a trip to the New York World’s Fair and also visited Washington, D. C. The brothers returned home with tales of the exhibitions and landmarks, marking a notable regional personal travel record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Peter Keasey
Sherman Keasey
Washington, D. C
Martha Bible Class entertained at Trimble home
The Chauncey Martha Bible Class of the Church of Christ met Friday night at Mrs. Lena Martin’s Trimble home with 13 members and two visitors. Mrs. Nancy Sanders received a Bible, refreshments were served, and the next meeting a picnic dinner is set for the third Friday in August at Mrs. Sanders’ home.
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Chauncey
Martha Bible
Church of Christ
Lena Martin
Trimble
Viola Howard
Bessie Pettit
Viola Wade
Mabel Smith
Nellie Russell
Elizabeth Robinett
Jessie Fulton
Ida Hill
Zella White
Nancy Sanders
Nira Bailey
Helen Toth
Entertains Family Guests Sunday at Chauncey Home
Mrs Elizabeth Robinett entertained Sunday guests including her children and grandchildren. Present were Mr and Mrs William Sisson with Lorena Mae and Annette Sisson of Athens, Mr and Mrs Vern Robinett with Max Sonny and Carol Robinett of Haydenville, and Mr and Mrs Ivan Matheny with Jean and Larry Matheny of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Mr. Jand
William Sisson
Lorena
Mae
Annette Sisson
Athens
Vern Robinett
Max
Sonny
Carol Robinett
Haydenville
Ivan Matheny
Jean
Larry Matheny
Nelsonville
Orbiston Softball Team Defeats Glouster 8 to 0
Orbiston wins 8 to 0 over Glouster in a softball game. Official scorer Floyd Wade listed as R. F. D. 4 Glouster Ohio.
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Orbiston
Glouster
Floyd Wade
Ohio
Diners Ate With Hats On in 17th Century Etiquette
In 17th century France men could sit with hats on at table unless health was toasted. The custom tied to social rituals and manners of the era.
Redlegs Triumph Twice Over Giants in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader from the New York Giants, 6-1 and 4-2, as Derringer and Walters struggled with Giants bats. Derringer allowed a late homer to Babe Young and Willis Hudlin started for New York, while Jim Turner secured his fifth straight win for Cincinnati. The Reds pulled five games ahead of the Dodgers with the split and left New York frustrated by the hitters’ quiet night.
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Cincinnati
New York Giant
Reds
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Giants
Midwest
Walters
Derringer
Harry
Danning
Gotham
Babe Young
Hall of Fame
Joe Moore
New York
Willis Hudlin
Frank McCormick
Paul Dean
Ernie Lombardi
Jim Turner
Turner
Dodgers
Flatbush
Tribe Sweeps Bosox Series. Returns Home
Cleveland Indians win doubleheader 3 2 and 2 0 to sweep the Boston Red Sox. Feller shuts them in the first game, Cronin homers for Boston, and Dobson fires a 2 0 masterful win. Indians rally late with key hits from Heath Keltner Mack Campbell and Trosky to move into a week two at home.
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New York
Moore
Whitehead
nDemaree
Cf Triplett
Young
Bucher
Orecnna
Danning
Barton
O'Dea
Walker
Ott
Jones
Cuccinello
Sturdy
Stewart
Cooper
Hudlin
Hitchcock
Rucker
Renee Repass
Brecheen
P. Dean
MecCarthy
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Powers
Werber
Rf Meneene Goodman
Keltner
Ray Walls
Meron Wenn M. McCormick
K . Mack
Hawkins
C Myers
Bell
Keltner Deshong
P Serene Derringer
Frankie Pytlak
Pera Wilburn
Wwe
Ween
Fritz Gster- Marro
Nwene
Mueller
Indians
Deshong
Columbus
F. McCormick
Bards
Goodman
Philadelphia
Repass
Peck
Atted
Cormick
Cleveland
Runshead
Stew Chapman
Triplett
Gullic
Beart
Weatherly
Hitchen
Cincin- Campbell
Nati
Boudreau
Lin
TRC
Semceane & Sturdy
Derringer
Heath
Gullie
Kelmet
Umack
Corbitt
Hitch
Ires
Pinell
Coc
Peck Reardon
Goetz
Hemsley
Hemsley, c
Boston
New Yorkee
DiMaggio
Deshon
Ry Cramer
Demaree
Cronin
Isnings
Marrow
Williams
Foxx
ball—Hawkins
Molenda
Te- Ot
Doerr
Han
Genshlea
Cucainatin
Peacock
Owen
aFinney
Columbus Gumbert
Melton
Bagby
McCarthy
Heving
Ence Walker
Schumacher
Wwe Lombardi
Mene Twin
cCronin
Barrett
P Goodman
Cramer
M. McCormick
Feller
Olf Dickson
Meee
Maggio
McGowan
Quinn
Pip Gullic
Gras
Ormsby
Dunlap
Eland AB
Walls
Hershberger
Lombardi
Chapman
Garbark
Gore
F. Heath
Blaeholder
P McCormick
eWilburn
Wee
Lom- Treaky
Bardi
Sack- Bell
Rf Comneeenee
Makosky
Fice
Gumbert
Oung
Mack
Frey
Myers
Frey Yllak
Bear- Owen
English
Don
Pinelli
Glenn
C Peck
Sunkel
Ostermueller
Spence
Balis
Sunket
Sun
Pytlak
Harns
Trosky
Dick Mack
Bouson
Holder
Dreau
Tichacek
Kosky
Dobson
Land Indians
Boston Red Sox
Bob Feller
Joe Dobson
Sox
Joe Cronin
Jim Bagby
Joe Heving
Jeff Heath
Ken Keltner
Ray Mack
Tribe
Ben Chapman
Clarence
Soup) Campbell
Hal Trosky
Bill McGowan
Breezing Along With Briez New York Baseball Notes
Amps Joe Rue is praised or blamed for taking bottles in a chaotic scene as fans hurled objects. Yankees cancel exhibition games in Toledo Baltimore and Buffalo amid pennant talk. Harry Craft remains error free while Joe Moore leads fielders in 1939. Vito Tamulis may lead NL in fewest earned runs. John Kieran cites Ossie Vitt on Indians’ peaceful pipe. Ace Parker plans to return after leg injury. Doc Painter notes Yankees’ nervous strain and spring reaction. Clark Shaughnessy pals with Roy Vitousek as football prep continues.
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New York
Joe Rue
Yankees
Toledo
Baltimore
Buffalo
Harry Craft
Reds
Joe Moore
Vito Tamulis
Doc Painter
Lima marksman is pistol champion in Ohio matches
R. S. Marshall of Lima won the state pistol championship by scoring 570 of 600, defeating Roy Bracken of Columbus. Marshall also captured the state grand aggregate with 1,677 of 1,800. Bracken claimed the .38 calibre slow fire title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
R. S. Marshall
Lima
Roy Bracken
Columbus
Bracken
Publinx Golf Meet Opens at Detroit Today
The 19th National Public Links championship begins in Detroit with five former winners among 192 players in the qualifying rounds. The low 64 scorers advance to match play after two days on the Rackham course. Defending champ is Andrew Szwedko of Pittsburgh, with other past champions from Pittsburgh San Francisco Atlanta and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
America
Itaksmen
Husky Andrew Szwedko
Pittsburgh Steel Worker
Carl F. Kauffmann
Pittsburgh
Charles Ferrera
San Francisco
David A. Mitchell
Atlanta
al Leach
Cleveland
Rackham Municipal
Far West
Hawaii
Louis Jennings
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Smiley Quick
Los Angeles
California
Sports Scoreboard Highlights From Tuesday Schedule
Baseball results show Cincinnati, New York and Brooklyn wins with margins noted. Other matchups include St. Louis over Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and Boston key games. Tuesday schedule lists National and American leagues with Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Chicago at Boston among others.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Association Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Teeunnapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Injuries Not Slowing Blues in Twin Bill Win and Loss
The Kansas City Blues extend their American Association lead to three and a half games after a Sunday doubleheader with Toledo. They win the opener 16 to 2 and drop the nightcap 4 to 1 as St. Paul sweeps Indianapolis in a separate twin bill. Ray Schalk debuts as Milwaukee manager, with a 9 to 8 and 10 to 1 split against Columbus, while Harry Brecheen powers an 11 to 4 Milwaukee first game win before a 6 to 3 loss. Louisville drops to Minneapolis 10 to 2 before taking the second 3 to 2.
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Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Americ Cleveland
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Associated Press
Kansas City Blues
Blues
Ray Schalk
Harry Brecheen
The
Birds
Net Pairings Announced for Athens City Mixed Doubles
Recreation Director Harry Lackey announced eight teams for the Athens City Mixed Doubles tennis tournament opening tomorrow at the high school grounds. First-round pairings include Nellis-Nellis vs Oliver Henderson and Levitsky-Lewis vs Wagner partner on Tuesday at 6 pm, with other matches at 7 pm. Semi finals are set for Wednesday at 6 30 pm and the finals Thursday at 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Harry Lackey
Nellis
Oliver Henderson
Levitsky-Lewis
Wagnerpartner
Keys
Wiley
Roach
Hess
Danford
Pickens- Hornstein
Pro Grid Circuit Opens September 13 in Midwest
Chicago officials announced the Pro Grid Circuit season opener on September 13 for Chicago St Louis Kenosha Milwaukee Dayton and Cincinnati teams. Milwaukee joins the loop this year replacing Columbus Louisville and Los Angeles.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kenosha
Wis
Milwaukee
Dayton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Louisville
Los Angeles
Detroit Tigers Heat Up with Five-Game Winning Streak
The Detroit Tigers, not perfect but hot, win two at Yankee Stadium. They top the Yankees 4-3 in the opener and 3-2 in the nightcap amid rowdy crowd trouble. Meanwhile the Indians sweep the Red Sox in Boston, Reds ride 20th win in 25, Dodgers slip, Pirates sweep Bees, Cubs and Phillies split, White Sox sweep Athletics, and Browns beat Senators in the first game before a key injury to Dutch Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Boston
Yankees
Detroit
Yankee Stadium
Joe Rue
Tom Henrich
Cleveland Indians
New York
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Enos Slaughter
Luke Hamlin
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
Frank Frisch
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Hugh Mulcahy
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
George McQuinn
Joe Grace
Browns
McQuinn
St. Louis
Senators
Dutch Leonard
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Cincinnatus
Buck McCormick
Morrie Arnovich
Mike Dejan
Southern Association
Rhinelanders
Littler, Heck
Vacation Bible School
Schaefer
Mrs. Martin
Martha
Athens Messenger
Redlegs
Roy Weatherly
Campbell
Mahonn
Cleve
Breezing
Brietz
By Eddie Brietz
John Kieran
New York “Times
Ossie Vitt
Charley Howard
Brooklyn Grid Dodgers
Ace Parker
Bob Peoples
Oklahoma
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford
Roy Vitousek
Rue
Liima Marksman
Publinx
National Club
St Lowit Supeedden
Ston
Club
Eae
New York Orew
Mation Club
Columbus Minneapolis
St Paul
Yoledo
Pires
Pipgras
By Judson Bailey
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Pico Wholesale Co
Glouster, Ohio
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