Birds Slip To One-Run Loss In Open To Indians
Columbus Red Birds drop the opener to the Indianapolis Indians 7-6 as slow fielding and injuries hamper defense. Harvey Haddix, 22, receives mixed cheers despite a losing effort while Nazism aside Mel McGaha stands in for Nazism comment. Lang and Wright struggle on the left side.
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Columbus
Red Bird Stadium
the Birds
Indianapolis Indians
Indians
Costa
Claude “Pappy” Wright
Mel McGaha
Wright
Don Lang
Lang
Indianapolis
Harvey Haddix
New Vienna
Hal Anderson
Harvey
Scholastic All Stars Open Practice In Massillon
Fifty senior members from 35 Ohio high school football teams gather in Massillon for the fourth annual North South all star game activities set for August 13 at Tiger Stadium. Coaches lead 12 days of practice as fans seek tickets via Washington high school.
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Massillon
Ohio
Tiger Stadium
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Coaches Association
Toledo
Canton
Massillon Washington High School
Tiger Band
Washington High School
Coaches’ Association
OVA Leaders Batting and Pitching Statistics Pace League
Williams of Reedsville leads runs with 23 while Hendricks of Syracuse has 36 hits and Guinther of Syracuse doubles with 12. Duckworth of Syracuse tops triples, Valentine of Gallipolis and Guinther lead home runs with four. Guinther of Syracuse also 93 innings pitched with a .750 era.
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Batting
Clatworthy
Twin Cities
Valentine
Gallipolis
Thomas
Guinther
Syracuse
Hendricks
Hager
Williams
Reedsville
Wetherholt
Duckworth
J. Lee
William and Kell
Detroit
Boston
Majeskiphia
Mitchell
Widmar Seeks Return to Major Leagues with Orioles
Al Widmar, 24, Cleveland native, is pitching his way back to the big leagues for the Baltimore Orioles. He has 17 victories and 119 strikeouts in his seventh straight decision, beating Buffalo as Baltimore climbs from a historically weak International League season. Widmar aims for 20 wins, asserting he is working hard and believes another promotion is possible.
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Baltimore
al Widmar
Cleveland
Baltimore Orioles
Buffalo
Orioles
Widmar
Standings Snapshot from Major League Clubs
The chart lists clubs in order with cities including St. Louis Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Washington Indianapolis St. Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Columbus Louisville Kansas City Toledo and others. The fragment shows win totals such as New York 57 Cleveland 54 Boston Philadelphia 49 Detroit Chicago and 44 52 53 59 across teams.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroits
Washington
American
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
National Leag
Schmitz
Harting
Bondan
Cincinnati
Antonelli
Fox
St. Lo Roberts
Breet
Gumpert
McDern
Philadelph
Embree
Fann Kellner
Detroit
Gray
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Exhibitions
National League entries show St Louis and Brooklyn in a called game, with scattered runs. American League reports Cleveland and New York sharing a low effort, Wynn and Raschi mixing in. Exhibition results list Pittsburgh vs Washington with a late surge, and Cin cinnati chalking a high scoring win. Minor league and association notes include Indianapolis beating Toledo, Louisville over Columbus, and Kansas City defeating St Paul while Minneapolis tops Milwaukee.
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Brooklyn
Lanier
Wilks
Bra Martin
Garagiola
Branca
Palica
Roe Campanella
LEAGU
Cleveland
New York
Wynn
Paige
He Raschi
Niarhos
Lily
Pittsburgh
Washington
Poat
Riddle
Masi
Weik
Early
Evans
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwauk
Musial Delivers Late Run Tie For Dodgers
Yesterday's game saw Stan Musial collect a single and a double in four at bats to help the Dodgers tie the score at 4-4 before rain halted play. Satchel Paige reliever Early Ward faced two on in the eighth and retired the side, preserving Cleveland's win over New York.
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Stan Musianals
Dodgers
Satchel Pidians
Joe Dilplate
Baseball season stats for Stol, York and Truck
Home runs by William, stolen bases by Di Louis, nine. Pitching by Reyne York at 101 with a .909, and strikeouts by Truck at 106.
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di Louis
Reyne York
Harrisonville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Alice Epple and daughter hosted Lend A Hand Circle while Mae Ball returned from Toledo, Columbus, and surrounding areas. Several families attended gatherings at Buckeye Lake and Wooster, with travels to Gallipolis Ravenna Detroit and Holzer Hospital updates and showers noted.
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Harrisonville
Alice Epple
Hazel Blackwood
Mae Ball
Hom
Toledo
Clayton
Columbus
Billy Sieple
Don Updegaff
Clint Gilkey
Bobby Welsh
Lydia Ball
Alma Atkins
Eugene Stella
Atkins
Detroit
Hill French
Vinas Lee
Holzer Hospital
Ada Easterday
Lee
Kate Wilson
Murray City Family Reunion At Rachel Macher Park
Elizabeth O Rourke and descendants gathered July 10 at Rachel Macher Park Logan for a family reunion with a noon picnic. Attendees from Murray City Columbus and nearby areas joined croquet and softball activities as relatives visited and traveled home afterward.
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Murray City
Elizabeth O'Rourke
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
O'Rourke
Clarence O’rourke
James Robson, Jr
Robert Anders
Edith Halliday
Orbiston
Ralph O’rourke
George Tachus
Columbus
Mike Bartoe
the Plains
Edd Bredow
Mr. Bredow
van Dyke, Mich
Jack Reed
Glennary Bricker
Fred Bernard
Hazel Hickman
Frank Neal
Rita Robson
Carolyn Robson
Buchtel
Bertha Herbst
Claude Clendenen
Rosalie Evans
Johnnie Moody
Glouster
Wanda Evans
Elmer Evans
Stewart Jacobs
Ford Wayne
Ind
Dan Wolfe
Barbara James
Kentucky
Floyd Hook
George Hook
Nelsonville
Ed Lowery
Frank Lakin
Zanesville
Lowery
Louis Sabo
Betty Sabo
Howard Craft
Weekend Visits Highlight Cheshire and Delaware Residents
Imogene Barnett of Cheshire spent a weekend with Annceille Shuler. Donald Abbott of Delaware was a weekend guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Swisher and son Michael visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard George of Charleston visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Plantz. Mrs. Homer Abbott was ill. Her visitors included Mrs. Dorothy Whittington, Mrs. Marie Buck and Mrs. Bessie Fife.
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Imogene Barnett
Cheshire
Annceille Shuler
Donald Abbott
Delaware
Homer Abbott
Lowell Swisher
Michael
Wesley Ward
Leonard George
Charleston
E. E. Plantz
Homer
Abbott
Dorothy Whittington
Marie Buck
Bessie Fife
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