Brooklyn Dodgers regain NL lead after home win
Brooklyn, back at Ebbets Field, beat the Chicago Cubs 2-1 to reclaim sole possession of first in the National League as Giants defeat Cardinals. Hatten pitched well for Brooklyn, while Johnny Mize homered for the Giants.
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Legion Team Avenges Loss in 1 2 Victory
Athens Legion rebounded from an early defeat by New Straitsville with a 1 2 win as Oldfield scattered seven hits. The team travels to Nelsonville for a county playoff at 6 30 and eye regional action.
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Indians Extend Hope In AA Race With Doubleheader Wins
Indianapolis moved two and a half games ahead of Louisville in the American Association after taking both ends of a doubleheader from Kansas City 2 to 1 and 8 to 3. Louisville beat Milwaukee 13 to 5. Toledo swept St Paul 9 to 5, giving the Mud Hens their eighth win in 13. Minneapolis at Columbus was rained out.
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Pennsylvania Bars Non State Hunters During Special Deer Season
The six eastern Pennsylvania counties will host a residents only attlerless deer season from December 9 to 14. About 31,000 permits will be issued after October 1 at one dollar each, with farmers allowed to hunt on their farms or nearby private lands without special permits.
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Mrs Davis Vacationing At Marengo Farm
Chauncey Mrs W G Davis and children Lowell Janice Claudia and Gwenn of Chauncey are spending a month at their farm home at Marengo thirty five miles north of Columbus Supt Davis remains at his home and the high school building here during the week spends the weekend with his family at the farm.
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Sheriff to auction Athens County real estate in Trimble Township
The sale follows an order of sale in the Morrison et al case. At the east door of the courthouse in Athens County on a Monday in August the described real estate in Trimble Township will be offered for cash in hand with opening bid to satisfy the judgment and costs. The two parcels total 77 acres more or less and include a litany of recorded deeds and customary exceptions. George Ratemaus, Sheriff, will oversee with Deputy Dorothy J. Parmiter and Gordon F. Gray as attorneys listed.
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Yesterday's baseball results recap across leagues
The American League saw Boston defeat Chicago 4 to 1, Cleveland beat Philadelphia 1 to 0, Washington downed Detroit 1 to 0, and New York won 5 to 3 over St. Louis. In the National League Cincinnati edged Boston 2 to 1, Philadelphia topped Pittsburgh 2 to 0, New York beat St. Louis 4 to 1, and Brooklyn triumphed over Chicago 2 to 1.
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Baseball Schedule and Standings Notes
Games today list includes St Louis at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit with no odds. American Association results show Indianapolis 2-8, Kansas City 1-3, Toledo 3, St Paul 5, Louisville 13, Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis at Columbus postponed.
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Millfield Couple Wed in Millfield Ceremony
Millfield Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayles announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine Mayles to Stephen Hamilton of Sugar Creek. The July 12 ceremony at Millfield Route 1 was officiated by Rev. Hiram Mingus. Attendants included Betty and Phyllis Mayles and Alonzo Eisman. A shower and square dance followed July 20 at the Weekley home in MacDougal.
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Miss Bertha Howard Retires From Teaching
Chauncey announces Miss Bertha Howard retires from the state teachers retirement system after previously teaching seventh and eighth grades at West Mulmeld schools amid a teacher shortage.
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Rebekah Lodge Meeting At K of P Hall Thursday
Forest Rose Rebekah lodge Chauncey members plan Thursday 7 p m gathering at the Local K of P hall to travel to Athens for degree team practice and prepare for the August 15 School of Instruction convention hosting. SHERITE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The State of Ohio through County Sheriff will auction real property in Athens County on Monday as directed by court order.
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College athletics seek limits on commercialism after meeting
After a two day conference with 70 college groups leaders warn no action possible without NCAA. Michigans Crisler predicts 650000 attendance for seven home football games. Princeton posts an athletic budget of 259169 with a deficit near 24900. Oklahoma eyes 32000 crowds for four home games. questions linger on building strong teams amid deficits. Willard Ramsdell, Fort Worth Cat pitcher, collects three hits in a game as Shreveport pitcher is waved off after each hit. Promoters plan a four-caddie team for Europe in 1947 to challenge Frank Stranahan’s British Amateur path.
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New York
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Oklahoma
Willard Ramsdell
Fort Worth
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Ramsdell
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Chauncey-Dover Band to Attend Camp Under Davis
Chauncey-Dover High School band will join a two week Band Camp at Caldwell Farmgrounds starting August. Superintendent W G Davis says 40 members will attend with $6 charge for food. Marvin Wood and Grace Wood Hoffman lead instruction and donate services for marching band skills supporting football season. Chaperones and mothers plan to attend to assist cooking.
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Earl Freeman Resigns Chauncey Faculty Post
Chauncey high school instructor Earl Freeman resigns after one year teaching industrial arts and mathematics to take the job of Superintendent at Jefferson Township School in Blue Creek Adams County. He and his family plan to move there.
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Dye and McCarthy Top Ohio Amateur Field
In the Ohio Amateur golf tourney at Shawnee Club Lima the first round produced upsets yet left Dye of Lima and Maurice McCarthy of Cincinnati as co favorites. Paul Pete Dse Jr of Urbana led medalist with 68. McCarthy defeated John Roberts of Columbus 4 and 2. Eddie Meister and others remain in contention as second round play begins.
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